POCUS Ultrasound Crash Course - Part 1
POCUS ULTRASOUND CRASH COURSE - PART 1
With the COVID-19 pandemic Point of Care Ultrasound (POCUS) has never been more important. This crash course covers the most relevant pathologies, which can be detected with ultrasound. In the first part we cover the following topics: Which scanner should I use? How to image, when to apply POCUS, the Morison´s pouch, Koller´s pouch and pleural effusion.
Speakers: Martin Altersberger MD, Thomas Binder MD, FESC
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Wow, very nice and interesting presentation, clear, well stratified, simple and easy to understand. It's also obvious how much work, attention and dedication was put in! Congratulations and thank you!
@heart_n_lungs
8 ай бұрын
Wow, thanks a lot for the kind words 🙂
This makes up for the lectures and clinical experiences we missed out on due to COVID-19
highly appreciated to put those great info for free on the tube!!
@heart_n_lungs
8 ай бұрын
It was and is a pleasure, glad you liked it
Great one...Looking forward for MSK lectures
Excellent teaching and learning method
Very informative lectures from 123 sonography, it immensely helped me in diagnosing and treating our patients in our The Inamdar Heart Clinic in Pune ....distant learning indeed ...thanks a lot for your efforts !
@heart_n_lungs
8 ай бұрын
POCUS brings us together all around the world - glad you liked it, thanks for the kind words
Very helpful! Thank you.
Yes, this is very useful for us
very easy, clear! thanks a lot!
@heart_n_lungs
8 ай бұрын
thanks for the kind words 🙂
Wonderful but I’m surprised you didn’t put a slight counterclockwise twist on your Morrison‘s pouch view, where you will fall into an inter-space. This move gets rid of that awful rib shadow without dramatically changing the anatomy view or your ability to scan through the anatomy. The same is true on the splenorenal view but here you put a slight clockwise twist on the transducer.
@heart_n_lungs
8 ай бұрын
That is absolutely true! Tbh in the right flank the ribs don't bother me and, depending on the question, I do rotate and work more with respiration. Left side - absolutely true, there is no way around a lil bit of a rotation.
Very useful very informative Thank you so much
what a lecture..... thanks
Amazing lecture thank you so much
Excellent . Thanks alot for these lectures
@heart_n_lungs
8 ай бұрын
Glad you liked it!
ThNk you so much.
Thank you so much. It's usefully information
@wiilwaal1613
2 жыл бұрын
Masha Allah, qof ila dal ah oo casharkaan comments kiisa ku dhex arkay. Guuleyso walashay.
Thank you so much Keep it up
Please, i want to get all lectures
thanks alot
We are waiting for
@taemandnaya8144
4 жыл бұрын
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How much for Everything
The stethoscope of the future... than you!