Lung US of the Dependent Lung Detects Real-time Changes in Total Lung Volume in a Pre-Term Lamb Model

"Learning outcomes:
- Teach attendees to recognise and report the basic signs
- Try to demystify the terminology.
- Illustrate issues with pre-sets.
- Describe the range of problem-oriented protocols
- Illustrate the use of lung ultrasound with a couple of simple cases"

B lines are at best a simple tool, and require intelligent use to perform at test characteristics reported by the more favourable meta-analyses. The aim of this talk is to discuss literature investigating B lines, and combine it with our own experience of the traps and caveats of B lines, to illu...

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Overview of the real utility of lung ultrasound in neonatology across the spectrum of respiratory pathology encountered. The value of a starting with a focused clinical question in the functional application in various disease states, from acute respiratory distress to bronchopulmonary dysplasia ...

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Lung ultrasound is superior to chest x-ray for detecting pneumothoraces, pleural effusions, interstitial abnormalities and consolidations.

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