Watch the adjacent AEUS lecture for more details. Follow the developing fetus from its earliest sonographic appearance to the latter stages of development. A basic lecture on the right lower quadrant scan. Narrow your differential (or cinch your diagnosis) in less than 2 minutes. Consider the merits of either a transverse or longitudinal approach. D. Hands-on Session Setup Instructions.docx. 77 0 obj
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Click on any of the lectures listed below and you will be linked to the corresponding video. Physics of Ultrasound Imaging Yao Wang Polytechnic University, Brooklyn, NY 11201 Based on J. L. Prince and J. M. Links, Medical Imaging Signals and Systems, and lecture notes by Prince. Figures are from the textbook except otherwise noted. Learn 1st trimester U/S using both trans-abdominal and trans-vaginal approaches. An essential modality for the emergency sonographer. �_�#�v���j����'�(�7ߐ��q:����t����ȍB��
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Of note, depending on your institution, the following lectures may be counted towards the 5 hours of continuing educational ultrasound activities per credentialing cycle required by ACEP (2008 Emergency Ultrasound Guidelines). A ton of material about abdominal aortic anatomy and pathophysiology. The focus of this lecture is on identifying pneumothorax by the presence or absence of pleural sliding. ultrasound’s interaction with the medium, which gives rise to the echo information that is used to make images. An awfully stimulating lecture that covers everything from ultrasound buttons to the strange artifacts that confound your interpretations. Updated Lecture for 2020 by Dr. Aalap Shah. A remarkably easy exam, try it out on your next patient with severe, spontaneous chest pain. (692 minutes) of free ultrasound content to watch and enjoy. :%Qᬀ����9 A lecture by Dr. Matt Fields (Thomas Jefferson University) for the Academy of Emergency Ultrasound (AEUS) lecture series. The following are a series of lectures that have been loaded onto Vimeo. 0000004721 00000 n
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