POINT OF CARE
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Where Ultrasound Saves the Day
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Work Smarter, Not Harder
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Ultrasound of the chest wall
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Trans-Oesophageal Echocardiography (TOE) in the Emergency Department
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Rapid Diagnostic Challenges
Rapid Diagnostic Centre Pathway is a cancer pathway to that is carried out in a rapid diagnostic centre in the UK.
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POCUS Enhanced Physical Examination is the Future, and the Future is Now!
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No ROSC - Lets Check out the Heart
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My patient is saved - how to clean the machine
Best practice guidelines and principles for infection prevention and control int he critical care unit.
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PoCUS Cardiac Ultrasound for the General Sonographer
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Nerve Blocks in the Emergency Department
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Ultrasound in an Unfolding Pandemic
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Regional Anaesthesia in the Emergency Department
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Ultrasound-Guided Peripheral IV Access
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The heart looks normal but my patient is still sick
"Context Perspective What is 'normal' Point of care - TTE Cases"
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Echo in Cardiac Arrest
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Advanced Critical Care Ultrasound Teaching
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Utility of POCUS in Paediatric Emergency Medicine (PEM)
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When The Impella Alarms Bring Me The Ultrasound
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The Utility of Hand-Held US - a Review of Cases
Learning outcomes:
- understand the advantages and disadvantages of hand-held US devices
- recognise which types of scans can typically be performed effectively with hand-held US devices
- gain insight into how they may begin to use a hand-held US device routinely in their clinical practice in t... -
Ultrasound in an Unfolding Pandemic
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Trauma in obstretrics
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Ulnar nerve cubital tunnel
Ulnar nerve assessment in the cubital tunnel will be explored in detail with an emphasis on assessment of the ìroof and floorî of the cubital tunnel as potential causes of ulnar neuropathy. A new technique for dynamic assessment of the ulnar nerve in the cubital tunnel will be discussed focusing ...
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Ovarian pain - cysts, torsion
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Thoracic US ñ Technique and pathology
The value of ultrasound techniques in the examination of the pleura and lungs has been underestimated over the recent decades, which is especially true for children. However, a variety of pathologies of the chest wall, pleura, and lungs result in altered tissue composition, providing sufficient a...
