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The effect of patient positioning on ultrasound landmarking for cricothyrotomy

Great job by UBC ultrasound fellows Jon Lee and Marg Zhang on our poster determining change in cricothyroid membrane skin landmark with change in position of head of bed of the stretcher.@CAEPConference pic.twitter.com/UxEaGTDCjD — Dan Kim (@dan___kim) May 28, 2018

Ultrasound for airway management

#Ultrasound for clinical decision-making and intervention in airway mngmnt: from mouth to the lungs and pleurae https://t.co/tLX4T9cd5u — gregor prosen (@gregorprosen) October 2, 2017

Ultrasound of cricothyroid membrane

"can't intubate can't ventilate" Identification of the cricothyroid membrane with #POCUS #Foamed #FOAMUS #FOAMems https://t.co/20HfFxSqH0 pic.twitter.com/MzQw8L992y — Giuseppe Sfuncia (@Revivan75) September 30, 2017

When DVT ultrasound fails

Think DVT=ultrasound? @EMNSpeedofSound thinks you should add D-dimer and other tests to that equation #FOAMus https://t.co/UrAbgg3XBP pic.twitter.com/NCmcHWPH1l — EmergncyMedicineNews (@EMNews) February 17, 2017

Taking ultrasound to remote communities

Taking #ultrasound to remote communities – our #POCUS scholarship winner @em_picky hits the headlineshttps://t.co/IqZOWtVBZa pic.twitter.com/UcMQYbq6VN — Ultrasound Training (@UTS_Australia) January 11, 2017

Clarius Wireless Ultrasound available!

#Clarius has received FDA 510(k), and is available online now! For more details, read the full story on Medgadget: https://t.co/GwYPL91VH9 — Clarius (@clariusmhealth) December 14, 2016 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js #Clarius scanners are fully submersible in water for up to 30 min. Here's a video demonstration: https://t.co/h4D55oM7ax — Clarius (@clariusmhealth) December 8, 2016 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js App-based Ultrasound @PhilipsLumify @healcerionContinue reading “Clarius Wireless Ultrasound available!”

Interview with the author: Greg Bell on his recent AfJEM publication on POCUS training in Kenya — #badEM

Series: “Interview with the Author…” The badEM crew interviewed Greg Bell regarding his newly released article in AfJEM Volume 6 Issue 3 entitled: “A pilot training program for point-of-care ultrasound in Kenya” by Greg Bell, Benjamin Wachira, Gerene Denning Link to open access article: Click here Corresponding author email: gerene-denning@uiowa.edu Authors’ twitter handles @GreggerEE &Continue reading “Interview with the author: Greg Bell on his recent AfJEM publication on POCUS training in Kenya — #badEM”

Advocating for POCUS: An Interview with Ryan Ziegler

Advocating for #POCUS in #EMS: An Interview with @momedic9019 https://t.co/W3M7DfNcAc #FOAMed — Clarius (@clariusmhealth) July 12, 2016 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js

Paramedic performed prehospital ultrasound 2016

Pre-hospital assessment with ultrasound in emergencies: implementation in the field

Clinical Question: How effective is intra-articular lidocaine for shoulder reduction?

The use of intra-articular lidocaine for shoulder dislocation is a reasonable and evidence-based approach to facilitate shoulder reduction. This Clinical Question outlines the evidence to support its use and links to an excellent point-of-care video for outlining the procedure. Source: Clinical Question: How effective is intra-articular lidocaine for shoulder reduction?

How full can the balloon be?

Ultrasound. Is there anything it can’t do? Well, yes. Lots of things although gastric ultrasound is supposed to be one of the things it does do. Andrew Weatherall has a bit on ultrasounds, guts and the real question: when should we worry about aspiration? I’d like to think I’m pretty welcoming of technology. I amContinue reading “How full can the balloon be?”

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