After a hiatus of one day welcome back to day 25th of #scanuary!
It's a month-long marathon of daily tweetorials about #POCUS & its uses
Today we're going to discuss primary survey in non-traumatic shock and use of shock scanning
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@gokpocus has an impressive collection of valve lesions.
In this post he talks about valvulopathies in acutely sick patients.
How basic echo can miss these im pathologies. Cardiogenic is not just limited to contractility of myocardium, valves are equally imp to maintain flow
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DVT scanning. A scan that is extremely useful in ED especially when a patient is in shock.
@gokpocus takes you through the technique, pitfalls of DVT scanning in various scenarios.
A must read post on #scanuary !
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Once again. A great post by @gokpocus about the use of #POCUS for abdominal pain.
The tips and tricks about scanning for appendicitis, hydronephrosis are really high yield.
Bookmark this post!
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Its a money making business exploiting IMGs. IELTS is doing the same thing
A great post by @gokpocus taking us through the day in life of C3-POcus where it helps with relieving pain for patients in ED.
A snippet of multiple RA techniques being used in ED for analgesia
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Another post about our EM POCUS in #Scanuary
Day 5 Lung US interpretation
Part 1
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Part 2
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Day 7
Paediatric skull fractures
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We are doing a series of POCUS in EM on Twitter and thought I share the posts here as well
Thoracic blocks
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Day 2
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Day 3 ESP
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DAY 4 Lung US
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