Pre-hospital Echo
Pre-hospital physicians in Germany performed basic echo on patients with symptoms either of profound hypotension and/or severe dyspnoea/tachypnoea where judged […]
Sonographic bits and bobs
Pre-hospital physicians in Germany performed basic echo on patients with symptoms either of profound hypotension and/or severe dyspnoea/tachypnoea where judged […]
Here ultrasound was used to ascertain the best position for doing a lumbar puncture in kids, where the interspinous space […]
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the frequency of inadequate needle chest thoracostomy in the prehospital setting in […]
Zampieri and colleagues from Brazil report the use of brain ultrasound in two ICU patients who had had hemicraniectomies. One […]
How can you not love those guys at hqmeded.com? Here’s a great case of theirs demonstrating the echocardiographic appearance of […]
In Dr Jason Nomura’s excellent blog takeokun.com he describes his technique to assist in viewing the needle during in-plane ultrasound […]
I recently had the pleasure of talking to some of the folks from the Henepin County Medical Centre Department of […]
Made a radiologist go red with rage recently? If not, you could try showing them this paper1 in this month’s […]
Two studies this month report a correlation between ultrasound detected aorta/IVC ratio and dehydration in children presenting with diarrhoea and/or […]
A case report describes the echo findings of a patient with a traumatic left sided pneumothorax. Although the subcostal view […]