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POC Echo in PE

An international panel discussion. See below for a 45 minute panel discussion (hosted by Matt and Mike from Ultrasound Podcast) on the topic of POC ultrasound in the assessment and management of PE.  Was conducted and recorded using Google Hangout. Panel members include luminaries of the field including: Scott Weingart, Matt Dawson, Mike Mallin, Cliff Reid, Mike Stone As well, Western Sono’s own Rob Arntfield was [...]

By |2012-11-02T20:22:13+00:00November 2nd, 2012|Education, Featured, Google Hangouts, News|Comments Off on POC Echo in PE

Case # 4: Post-op shortness of breath

By Rob Leeper, MD, FRCSC The Critical Care Outreach Team is called to asses a 64 year old male on the thoracic surgery floor complaining of increasing shortness of breath and hypotension. He is status post left upper lobectomy for non small cell lung cancer 1 year ago.  He has been re-admitted for workup of a possible recurrence in his mediastinal nodes. In the 24 [...]

By |2018-02-24T23:20:08+00:00October 30th, 2012|Cases, Featured|Comments Off on Case # 4: Post-op shortness of breath

Qpath – Home Access

It is commonly asked how to get home access to Qpath.  Here's how: 1.  You must first have home access to the LHSC "VPN" via Juniper. (If you don't have this, it is not hard to get but you must first login to https://lh01.lhsc.on.ca from a WORK computer and go through the setup.) 2.  Access the start page where you should be greeted by the [...]

By |2012-09-11T22:09:05+00:00September 11th, 2012|Archiving (Qpath), Tutorials|Comments Off on Qpath – Home Access

Critical Care US for the EP

See below for the talk entitled "Critical Care Ultrasound for the Emergency Physician" where Dr. Rob Arntfield, in speaking to the ultrasound track at CAEP 2012 in Niagara Falls, speaks about the frequently referenced field of "critical care ultrasound" and how it differs and is similar to emergency point of care ultrasound.  Areas of growth for critical patients in the ED are reviewed, including lung [...]

By |2012-09-11T21:12:10+00:00September 11th, 2012|Education, Featured, Lectures, News|Comments Off on Critical Care US for the EP

Case # 3: Leg cramps

A 55 year old male presents to the emergency department with a 5 day history of increasing shortness of breath on exertion and recent leg “cramps”.  In the 24 hours prior to presentation he had noticed increasing back pain and hyperventilation, with one episode of hemoptysis.  The patient was tachycardic, transiently (30 minutes) hypotensive and had an oxygen saturation of 90% on non-rebreather mask with [...]

By |2018-02-24T23:20:08+00:00August 28th, 2012|Cases|Comments Off on Case # 3: Leg cramps

CCUS Course 2012!

The 2012 Critical Care Ultrasound Course at Western University was a resounding success. The 3rd annual CCUS course was held specifically to train the trainees of the premiere Critical Care Western training program in the fundamentals of point of care ultrasound for critically ill patients.  The course took place at the first rate CSTAR facility at University Hospital. Featuring a 2 participants to 1 machine/model [...]

By |2012-08-26T23:14:04+00:00August 26th, 2012|Courses, Critical Care Ultrasound Course, Education|Comments Off on CCUS Course 2012!

Danny Peterson, MD, PhD, RDMS

Dr. Danny Peterson, a PGY5 in the Royal College Emergency Medicine program at Western University, has carried out a senior specialty year in point of care ultrasound at Western and LHSC over the past 12 months.  Dr. Peterson crafted this innovative and dedicated year of training and scholarship to overlap with his emergency medicine training in order to achieve expanded competence in point of care [...]

By |2012-08-04T17:13:33+00:00August 4th, 2012|News|Comments Off on Danny Peterson, MD, PhD, RDMS

What clips should I save in the ED?

As you become familiar with Qpath and how to archive your clips you will want to be sure you are capturing good quality clips for review. This document reviews our ED point of care ultrasound program's recommended standards.

By |2012-07-11T22:00:53+00:00July 11th, 2012|Archiving (Qpath), Tutorials|Comments Off on What clips should I save in the ED?
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