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Nice infographic illustrating key pathology on focused cardiac #ultrasound in acute settings.
Courtesy: 🔗https://t.co/TkVA07uly3
(Pay attention to the footnote, can be confusing at first glance)
#POCUS#IMPOCUS#MedEd#echofirst
(A) Pathophysiologic effects of ⬆️ intra-abdominal pressure (IAP) on end-organ function within and outside the abdominal cavity.
(B) Clinical implications of ⬆️ IAP at the bedside.
Click 'ALT' for abbreviations
🔗https://t.co/axqndF1KwS
#MedEd#criticalcare#POCUS#anesthesia
Diastolic dysfunction/LV filling patterns summary:
#echofirst#POCUS#MedEd#MedTwitter
LVEDP = LV end-diastolic pressure
LAP = mean left atrial pressure
A dur = duration of the mitral A-wave
DT = deceleration time
AR = pulmonary vein A (reversal)-wave
🔗https://t.co/M7JhYAMK3B
Normal vs Fatty Liver (hepatic steatosis) side by side. You can see the fatty liver is more echogenic(brighter) with more attenuation of the soundwaves. Grading can be done as mild, moderate and severe (I, II, III)
#POCUS image acquisition is all about knowing the #anatomy
🔗https://t.co/ZMXkIa9G5k
Think of probe as a flashlight 🔦and search for relevant structures!
As our #POCUS friends seem to like the #echofirst#anatomy quizzes, lets do one more.
What is the structure indicated by arrow in this parasternal long axis view?
#MedEd#Nephrology
Size of pericardial effusion on #echofirst is generally graded as small (<1 cm), moderate (1-2 cm), or large (>2 cm), which becomes a little ambiguous in case of asymmetric effusions.
This paper explores a quantitative method🔗 https://t.co/T4HAREtUFw
(🤔#POCUS relevance)
#MedEd