Edward Higginbottom

Philips Lumify Sales Manager, EMS/DoD

[Philips POCUS @PhilipsPOCUS]

Can ultrasound help #EMS when the cause of hypotension in a trauma patient isn’t obvious? Join us for a webinar featuring @FOAMfrat’s best, Tyler Christifulli #FOAMus https://t.co/4lNDlIKOlv

[Edward Higginbottom @EdwardHigginb11]

Great stuff!

[FOAMfrat @FOAMfrat]

Our team wanted to tell a story that highlighted the diagnostic momentum & tunnel vision we are all susceptible to.

Watch as Piezo the probe tries to get the crews attention to help them make the diagnosis!

Happy 2021! @POCUS_Society @coreultrasound @PhilipsPOCUS

[Philips POCUS @PhilipsPOCUS]

You can get the imaging performance you love from #PhilipsLumify on both Android and Apple devices. Coming soon! #ACEP20

[Philips POCUS @PhilipsPOCUS]

Don't miss a chance to attend Philips’ prehospital ultrasound webinar - "Implementing Ultrasound: When Medical Directors Attack" happening Tuesday, October 27, 2020, at 3pm EDT. Register now: https://t.co/F7adGbYVPg.

[Philips POCUS @PhilipsPOCUS]

#ACEP20 attendees: join us today for the Advances in Guided Lung Ultrasound Sims Case at 1:30PM CDT. Yale University’s @cmoore433 provides his insights and Philips @tgades1 shares the latest in Lumify technology https://t.co/Qv74vIcJA6

[Christopher Graceffa @Christo37942213]

#lumifybuiltforlife

[Christopher Graceffa @Christo37942213]

#lumifybuiltforlife

[EchoRob @SOSTRT02]

⁦@BoundTreeMed⁩ and ⁦@PhilipsPOCUS⁩ bring you another #POCUS webinar. #FOAMed ⁦ https://t.co/TLLzIv3PeI

[Bound Tree Medical @BoundTreeMed]

Register now for Philip's upcoming webinar:
"Implementing Ultrasound: When Medical Directors Attack""
Date: Tuesday, October 27, 2020
Time: 3:00 pm EDT
https://t.co/oki5y6ZtdN

[Philips POCUS @PhilipsPOCUS]

Parasternal short-axis view (PSAX)–LV level
• From PLAX view, rotate the transducer 90 degrees clockwise
• Orientation marker toward the pts left shoulder (˜2 o’clock)
• Depth: 12-16 cm
• Tilt transducer face slightly downward toward the pts left hip
https://t.co/eNzTZGId2Z.

[Philips POCUS @PhilipsPOCUS]

Apical 4-chamber view (A4C)
• Transducer on apical impulse
• Orientation marker to pts left (˜3 o’clock)
• Tilt face of transducer up until the u/s beam cuts through long axis of the heart
• Depth: 14-20 cm
See more: https://t.co/jmk48DMVtc.

[Philips POCUS @PhilipsPOCUS]

Subcostal view
• Patient is supine
• Transducer 2-3 cm below the xyphoid process
• Orientation marker ~3 o’clock
• Direct transducer toward pts chin/left shoulder
• Depth: 16-24 cm
• Tip: Hold transducer palm down to facilitate cephalad angulation of ultrasound beam

[Philips POCUS @PhilipsPOCUS]

Parasternal long-axis view (PLAX)
• Transducer in 3rd-4th intercostal space
• Orientation marker toward the patient’s right shoulder (˜10 o’clock)
• Depth 12-16 cm
• For assessment of pericardial and pleural effusions use a depth of 20-24 cm.
https://t.co/cGwuGhoVJg.

[Christopher Graceffa @Christo37942213]

#lumifybuiltforlife

[Philips POCUS @PhilipsPOCUS]

See how the use of Lumify Reacts used in the pre-hospital setting affected clinical decision-making for this patient in apparent PEA. https://t.co/W6y5MWjjwh

#POCUS #FOAMed

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What consequences come with chest compressions on a beating heart? Find out in this upcoming webinar, where @christifulli88 will show how ultrasound has changed the way we approach cardiac arrest and much more. Join us on 08/20, 3pm EST.
Sign up now: https://t.co/DwAXMukC2Y.

[Christopher Graceffa @Christo37942213]

You are invited to join a webinar: "What if they aren’t actually dead? Guiding Cardiac Arrest with Ultrasound. " #lumifybuiltforlife #lumifyforems #lumifyforpocus

You can’t feel a pulse, you start compressions, and now comes the c…https://t.co/EJSHs6tHxt https://t.co/Tl9Ha4N04k