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Ideas on diagnosis here from the #POCUS community?
28yo primip. ~8wks GA with mild spotting, no pain. #pocus (video/still shown below) demonstrates an ~8cm multi-septated cystic lesion in myometrium.
Giant myometrial cyst?
Cystic adenomyoma?
Other?
75yo M 2nd visit with vague abdominal pain. Hypertensive. Normal abdominal/neuro/CV exams. #pocus to rule out AAA: Abdominal aorta slightly enlarged but also has clear flap! CT confirmed Type B dissection..
Delighted to share our new paper (with @OlszynskiP @ELalandeEM@uOttawamwoo) providing the most complete and current description of #POCUS training in Canadian emergency medicine residency programs
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I believe #POCUS not only makes you a better clinician but helps building bridges between #ultrasound users.
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50yo F sharp, localized pain in mid-back X 1week. Cannot see the area herself. Well otherwise.
Exam is normal aside from a tick at the site of her pain….
Just wondering….does this tick appear engorged to you?😮
@POCUSAcademy Yes.....Definitely some suggestion of air....could be within the lumen near the fundus...or just outside the GB? Tough to tell for certain? Either way.....surgical emergency.