Hi everyone.

Plenty of news and views to get across this week.

Including an article indicating that ultrasound at the frequencies we use can kill covid-19.

Maybe that’s why we’re so healthy…or it could be the food we eat. Check out our #whatsthisfood answer from Wednesday – the imaging was pretty cool!

See you next week

Suean and Mike

P.S. – check out the latest #coachingcorner PLUS the back catalogue capturing ultrasound tips & tricks anytime on our website.

19 March

How to use ultrasound to help guide a radial arterial line insertion? See here: https://t.co/6Qi8EvSWos Big thanks to Dr. Odenbach @jeff33193726 ED physician and ICU fellow #POCUS #CCUS #FOAMus @UAlberta_ICU @UAlberta_FoMD @UAlbertaAnesth @UAlberta #SavingLivesWithSound pic.twitter.com/op3G10oTPh

— Alberta Sono (@UAlberta_Sono) March 18, 2021

@trigeminy_henry

Renal Ultrasound Complete Protocol

 

18 March

Journal of Clinical Ultrasound

Pseudo aneurysm of the uterine artery with arteriovenous fistula after cesarean section: A rare but sinister cause of delayed postpartum hemorrhage

Radiology Case Reports

Prenatal 3D-ultrasound diagnosis of isolated intrahepatic portal-systemic shunt with intact ductus venosus: A case report and literature review 

17 March

@TechExplorist

Ultrasound can potentially damage coronaviruses, study

@PLOSOne

Detection of poststroke oropharyngeal dysphagia with swallowing screening by ultrasonography

 

@trigeminy_henry

Aorta Duplex/Doppler Protocol

The answer is..
A pasta spiral & how cool did it look?🍝
Didn't know it was called fancy names!
For pasta sauce ideas check outhttps://t.co/22aY1XSJZJ

Did you get it right? There were a lot that did 👍

Tune in next Tuesday for more 😁#POCUS #whatsthisfood #ultrasound #zedunow pic.twitter.com/jBC13Nu9XH

— Zedu #wearamask 😷 (@zedunow) March 16, 2021

16 March

15 March

@TamingtheSRU

US Case of the Month – Lurking Lemierre’s

@PratsEM

Lung Ultrasound for Acute Chest Syndrome

14 March

UG radial nerve block in the forearm done by one of our faculty. Great needle visualization as well as hydrodissection of the radial nerve from the artery. Can also do this above the elbow. @HGHED https://t.co/7TcfUtrJoU pic.twitter.com/JgvPfvDToy

— Arun Nagdev (@NagdevArun) March 13, 2021

@trigeminy_henry

Intracranial Hemorrhage of Prematurity

@BMJ_Open

Feasibility, usability and acceptability of paediatric lung ultrasound among healthcare providers and caregivers for the diagnosis of childhood pneumonia in resource-constrained settings: a qualitative study

European Journal of Emergency Medicine @EuropSocEM

Point-of-care ultrasound to reveal hydronephrosis in the emergency department: an observational, prospective, semi-blinded single-center study

13 March

Pediatric Pulmonology

Quantitative assessment of COVID‐19 pneumonia in neonates using lung ultrasound score

@PLOSOne

Ultrasound-guided puncture reduces bleeding-associated complications, regardless of calcified plaque, after endovascular treatment of femoropopliteal lesions, especially using the antegrade procedure: A single-center study

Ultrasound Int Open

Contrast-Enhanced Ultrasound (CEUS) in Non-Traumatic Abdominal Emergencies

Ultrasound Int Open

Clinical Awareness and Acceptance of Sonographically Diagnosed Epiploic Appendagitis (EA): A Retrospective Analysis of EA in a Single Tertiary Academic Referral Center

@nresearchnews

Preliminary study on the influencing factors of shear wave elastography for peripheral nerves in healthy population

@WINFOCUS

Carotid intima–media thickness and cardiovascular risk factors in healthy volunteers

Is the ECHO Mightier than the swan?

Learn why it might be in post by @mdmdtyler

What do you think? Can ECHO replace a swan? Anyone use the swan anymore? Comment below!https://t.co/gFfcoF4Nrt#CriticalCare #PulmonaryArteryCatheter #Hemodynamics #Resuscitation #Pocus #foamed

— Haney Mallemat (@CriticalCareNow) March 13, 2021