Zedu Weekly Wrap - 3 February 2022

We lost one of the greats this week…

with the passing of colleague and friend Associate Professor Andrew Hilton. We met Andrew early in the life of Zedu – when we were still ‘Ultrasound Training Solutions’. Young and green, we were nervous to approach such an esteemed individual – we asked ourselves why would he want anything to do with a bunch of upstarts thinking they could teach doctors.

Our misgivings couldn’t have been any further from the truth. Andrew’s passion and enthusiasm, along with his pragmatism and dry sense of humour put us all at ease. Always willing to help out his influence on us – and on those of you lucky enough to have been here when he was on the teaching deck – will be felt for generations to come. When I (Mike) had sudden onset heart failure, he made himself responsible for my time in ICU – his was the first face I saw post surgery – his distinctive profile assuring me that I hadn’t passed to the other side.

A mentor, teacher and friend – Andrew will be dearly missed.

See you next week.

Mike and Suean

P.S. – The first Coaching Corner for 2022 was last night – Suean’s discussion on fetal well being assessment in the third trimester will be uploaded soon – in the meantime check out the back catalogue here.

4 February

Bring Ultrasound Internationally for Long-term Development (BUILD) has been piloted by @PratsEM and others from @OSUultrasound. See the results and successes of the study!https://t.co/lKA1ovi28t #POCUS #BUILD #globalhealth

— Ohio State Emergency Medicine Residency (@OhioStateEMRes) February 3, 2022

Arthritis Research & Therapy

Ultrasound-guided lymph node biopsy sampling to study the immunopathogenesis of rheumatoid arthritis: a well-tolerated valuable research tool

3 February

Check out the latest video from our ultrasound lecture series. @mtabbut & @ash71us talk about #POCUS for PE and the 60/60 sign. https://t.co/mrM15QmOwy #MetroEUS #FOAMed #FOAMus #ultrasound #echofirst #medtwitter pic.twitter.com/rzpMcbTCnW

— MetroHealth Emergency Ultrasound (@MH_EMultrasound) February 2, 2022

Disinfection update in the @ACEP_EUS newsletter from the Safety Subcommittee @CKumetzMD @ACEPNow #AEMUS #POCUS https://t.co/b2ki8Clybb

— Jason T Nomura MD (@Takeokun) February 2, 2022

2 February

Having fun bringing #ultrasoundtraining into the 21st century with a little #3Dprinting – putting #echofirst

Like anything #POCUS we love our toys!

Have you tried anything with 3d printers?
What are your tips & tricks?@jaffa_md @DRsonosRD @PratsEM @NagdevArun pic.twitter.com/xlK6Q4s9sN

— Zedu Ultrasound Training (@zedunow) February 1, 2022

.@POCUSJournal Kidney Issue is out!

Truly a pleasure to work on this free, open access journal w/my friend @NephroP!

Shout out to all our authors & reviewers, esp our fellows! Thank you!

Watch for our crossposts on @RenalFellowNtwk! https://t.co/EIsfejLEt8 pic.twitter.com/mqsI53Vtem

— Nathaniel Reisinger (@nephrothaniel) February 1, 2022

1 February

pic.twitter.com/7UjPwxHwWL

— Prof Daryl Jones (@jones_daza) January 31, 2022

Molar Pregnancy https://t.co/BncuIa6VhB

— Stax_Baseball_Cards (@trigeminy_henry) February 1, 2022

@BMJ_Open

Diaphragm ultrasound to evaluate the antagonistic effect of sugammadex on rocuronium after liver surgery in patients with different liver Child-Pugh grades: study protocol for a prospective, double-blind, non-randomised controlled trial

31 January

Really proud to work with this amazing team in Ethiopia #philipslumify #remoteultrasound #arbaminch Establishing an Ultrasound Screening Protocol for Chronic Liver Diseas… https://t.co/XMmz0j50Ao

— peter coombs (@improbablepedro) January 31, 2022

We are hard at work on Episode 2 of the congestion cascade.. coming out soon!

While you wait take a look at our parallel series focused on tutorials and various tip and tricks for procedures.

*How to perform a SAFE Subclavian line* Link below!!!https://t.co/N9YYp6SC9D pic.twitter.com/cIesxQM09K

— Cardio Crit (@CardioCrit) January 31, 2022

@BMJ_Open

Ultrasound measurements of pathological and physiological skin thickness: a scoping review protocol

30 January

29 January

Just had the best RVOT (Right Ventricular Outflow Tract) Doppler lecture ever by @khaycock2 at our fellows conference! Watch the video below 👇https://t.co/WPCzGPGpcy

This will seriously🤯 your mind!

Thanks @khaycock2, it's always an honor!

🔗👉https://t.co/WPCzGPGpcy pic.twitter.com/YPyHX1KOBE

— POCUS 101 (@Pocus101) January 28, 2022

We are building a Pediatric POCUS Atlas and we need YOUR help! pic.twitter.com/RTrAJlLeKU

— TPA (@thepocusatlas) January 28, 2022

#TBL 401 – Supraclavicular versus infraclavicular approach for ultrasound-guided right subclavian venous catheterisation, a RCThttps://t.co/ZQgeQW15R3
Article by Kim
Review by @davidslessor pic.twitter.com/9jSO09mCm2

— The Bottom Line (@WICSBottomLine) January 28, 2022

Sometimes the best way to learn how to apply #POCUS principles is to see them applied. Check out the latest video from the #Ultrasound Lecture Series by @SLWerner_EM about Cardiac Cases.https://t.co/CMMnP6Nv7O #MetroEUS #FOAMed #FOAMus #MedTwitter #EmergencyMedicine #ECHOfirst pic.twitter.com/ixMxUKQBro

— MetroHealth Emergency Ultrasound (@MH_EMultrasound) January 28, 2022

Usefulness of ultrasound in the diagnosis of nosocomial maxillary sinusitis in patients with severe Covid‐19 pneumonia

Journal of Ultrasound https://t.co/ki8KbsWHn0

Argentinian Critical Care Ultrasonography Association (ASARUC), Buenos Aires, Argentina#POCUS pic.twitter.com/5kuZkyJmkl

— ASARUC POCUS ACADEMY (@ASARUC1) January 28, 2022

@Crit_Care

Effects of positive end-expiratory pressure on lung ultrasound patterns and their correlation with intracranial pressure in mechanically ventilated brain injured patients