Sliding lung, A lines and B lines – easy enough, right? But what about the spectrum of alveolar consolidation and the so called “shred” sign. This review by Yogesh Lala, MD, FRCPC – alumnus of our critical care program, has got YOU covered.
Alveolar Consolidation and Shred Sign
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2015 Critical Care Ultrasound Course – Registration Now Open
The 2015 Critical Care Ultrasound Course will be offered August 20-21, 2015. This annual course is offered as the official course of our Critical Care training program and is attended by all critical care fellows. Further, it will be the most comprehensive course offered in the country for the intensivist or resuscitative physician who seeks to […]
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The 2014 Western Medical Student Ultrasound Symposium: A Repeat Success!
It is hard to believe that only one year ago we celebrated the success of the first ever Western Medical Student Ultrasound Symposium. This year’s symposium took place the weekend of August 23rd & 24th and was bigger and better than ever.
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Registration open for 2nd Annual Western Medical Student Ultrasound Symposium!
Following its inaugural success, the Point of Care Ultrasound Interest Group is pleased to announce that the 2nd Annual Western Medical Student Ultrasound Symposium will be held August 23-24th, 2014 at the state of the art Canadian Surgical Technologies and Advanced Robotics facility in London, Ontario.
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Western Medical Student Ultrasound Symposium: A Memorable Weekend!
Twelve months ago, point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) was an ill-defined concept for the majority of medical students at the Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry. It was a chance exposure to bedside ultrasound that inspired a group of students to team up with local champions to formally launch a POCUS interest group in September 2012. The […]
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Point of Care TEE Arrives in our ICU’s
The point of care, critical care ultrasound (CCUS) program at Western University has become enabled with transesophageal echo (TEE) capability. The arrival of new TEE transducers that function on the bedside, point of care machines in all our ICU’s will allow for expanded capabilities in properly trained hands. With several Critical Care Western program faculty […]
