Pick a body part. Pick a skin surface. Pick a block.
The Nerve Block App makes regional anaesthesia easier on the go.
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#FOAMed@NishCherian@thame
1/ A #Completeheartblock is ALWAYS terrifying. This elderly pt came in smiling and reporting generalized weakness. HR in 50s-60 with SBP 140s. #POCUS from @ButterflyNetInc showed what the ECG confirmed, that the separate atrial contractions were being counted on the monitor…
4/ Once in residency, pre-covid, had the same scenario but the father coded in front of his children after collapsing in the hallway walking from the waiting room towards his ED bed. Be fast, be vigilant, and don’t trust the monitor. Your patients are depending on it.
3/ And she codes. Briefly but she codes, get her back with awesome nursing staff. Cath lab is activated and I’m barely keeping BP in the 100s with the transcutaneous pacing and fluids. She finally goes to cath and 100% occluded RCA…
YES! If you’ve had an arterial line placed on yourself, then you know how painful this is. Watching residents and attendings fish for the artery blind always made my skin crawl.
Real-time ultrasound guidance improves success rates of #arterialcannulation with less time, reduces attempts, arterial spasms, hematoma, and rules out the presence of any vascular abnormalities. Which approach are you using? #ultrasoundfirst https://t.co/FZ0SQEATiF
“MVC” was the heads up we got in my ED. Bloodied next to a car and refusing to provide any information. Wound pattern didn’t jive, eFAST +, went directly to the OR and trauma sx repaired the ventricle! #pericardialeffusion#ultrasound#eFAST
LOVED this recent article on RV STRAIN. I put evidence cited into a table for my ref & thought I would share. Keep in mind heterogenous data in terms of operator, cut offs, chronicity, vitals. Def read this article for yourself #POCUS#EBS
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Early systolic notching (ESN) of the right ventricular outflow tract pulsed-wave Doppler is probably the most sensitive and specific echocardiographic sign of massive or submassive lung embolism. DOI: 10.1016/j.echo.2019.03.004 @GTECOSEMI@PabloDemelo
Excellent graphic on #POCUS for PE detection. Increasingly useful in the emergency department during #COVID19 given the prothrombotic states of many patients
Happy New Year!! Here's another great UCI #POCUS of the Wk - PE with Dr. Pierce and @eabramsMD
Unstable vitals + RV strain on echo in triage (CT later confirmed massive PE) + ED tpa given, pt did well & later discharged w/o strain on repeat echo. #FOAMed#FOAMus#FOAMcc#FOAMrad
Humbled to be on the Veterans Chronicles podcast with @Dateline_DC to discuss my military service and transition into school, vet issues, and the direction of my medical device company as we push the launch of our device @intublade.
@VolzMD Thank you Dr. Volz for bringing all of your experience and allowing us to hone our ultrasound training in our program. You all are very inspiring!
Blood, sweat, and tears went into making this #POCUS EM U/S Pocketbook Guide with the help of @KRMC_EM U/S director @moremois. Perfect for interns up to attendings and fits in your lab coat: https://t.co/v3Rfi91MEQ