We open the doors Monday.

The probes are warming up, the patient models are excited and the Zedu crew are standing by to get your ultrasound back on track.

We couldn’t be more proud of what the local community has achieved, and the tremendous sacrifices made by many that have allowed us all the privilege of reopening.

Thank you – see you soon

Suean and Mike

P.S. – November’s #coachingcorner is going to be fun with the team from ProbeLogic – register now and join us. Last month’s session on lumps and bumps – plus recordings of the previous sessions – are available for you free any time.

29 October

@Medicalrepublic

Sonographer regulation needed to protect the public 

@hp_ems

The U EMS Podcast: Episode 3 features Dr. Hansen-Lindner of Atrium OBGYN discussing #POCUS portable ultra sound, OB emergencies, and birthing.

@jeffgadsden

Today we’re talkin’ ESP blocks–anatomy, mechanism, technique & tips. ESP seems to be quite versatile, & comparative studies show comparable effect to many other block techniques, while being easy and safe.

@hatemsoliman

Read our newly published article: Why focused Cardiovascular and Lung Ultrasound in COVID-19 frontline?

@TheICUdoc

New VIDEO: Measure LV Ejection Fraction (EF) and Ventricle Size. Perioperative & Critical Care Ultrasound

28 October

@Pocus101

The Abdomen can be a black box Black large square when making diagnoses. Let #POCUS make your life easier!

@wmbullockMDPhD

Paravertebral blocks coming to #Blocktober!

@PLOSOne

Central venous pressure estimation from ultrasound assessment of the jugular venous pulse

 

@iem_student

“Acute Appendicitis” by Ozlem Dikme

27 October

@jeffgadsden

Today we discuss the femoral and lateral femoral cutaneous nerve blocks–we use these for lower limb trauma, ACL repair, and amputation, as well as the occasional complex TKA patient.

@ACCinTouch

Echo Abnormalities in COVID-Associated Myocardial Injury

Radiol Case Rep

Point-of-care ultrasound, anchoring bias, and acute pulmonary embolism: A cautionary tale and report

26 October

@SAEMonline @SonoSerious

#SOAR NOW ON YOUTUBE! Trash Into Treasure: Low-Cost Simulation Strategies & Models-Sonographic Phantom Creation

Trash Into Treasure: Low-Cost Simulation Strategies & Models-Sonographic Phantom Creation

 

CASE @ASE360

Characterization of Myocardial Injury in Patients With COVID-19

CASE @ASE360

Focus, not point-of-care, echocardiography in prone position: It can be done in COVID-19 patients

CASE @ASE360

Nonvisualization of the Left Atrial Appendage and Role of Multimodality Imaging

@ASE360

The Diagnostic Value of Radial and Carotid Intima Thickness Measured by High-Resolution Ultrasound for Ischemic Stroke

25 October

@jeffgadsden

Let’s talk parasternal blocks! Multiple names/approaches but essentially one deep and one superficial–both block the ant. cutaneous IC nerves, and benefit breast, cardiac & trauma patients.

@emdocsdotnet

Soft Tissue Foreign Bodies: ED Presentation, Evaluation, and Management

24 October

@fazalabul
TTE Reference Guide (8.5 x 11).pdf \ Download link Google Drive

@ContempOBGYN

Ultrasound vs. MRI to detect uterine leiomyomas

23 October

@jeffgadsden

We’re 23 days into #blocktober and today we’re discussing US guided ankle blocks! Advantages include LA volume, rates of successful surgical anesthesia, and improved patient experience! Easy to pick and choose your nerves cafeteria-style.

@jeffgadsden

Today we’re discussing a staple of upper limb blockade, the supraclavicular brachial plexus block. The “spinal of the arm”, this workhorse is a go-to for everything from shoulder to digit surgery.

 

@UAlberta_Sono

Development of a CCUS curriculum using local perspectives & national recommendations.

@ACEPNow @EMCases

5 Tips on Testicular Torsion

@RheumAdvisor

Elastography Ultrasound Feasible in Assessing Disease Activity in Pediatric-Onset Localized Scleroderma

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European Journal of Pediatrics

Lung ultrasound findings in pediatric patients with COVID-19

@ema_social @EMedCurious

Sonobite | RM Stat mashup

@SICMSG

Point-of-Care Ultrasound Training Among Intensivists in Singapore: A Multicentre Survey

@jeffgadsden
Today we discuss ways to stay out of trouble–and more specifically, out of the nerve. Needle-nerve contact is known to cause inflammation and injury, and we can use several monitors to prevent getting too close.