Zedu Weekly Wrap - 28 May 2021

So here we go again.

With an unfortunate breach of hotel quarantine from South Australia, it seems Victoria is again bearing the full force of the threat that Covid-19 presents to the community.

And so we find ourselves having to close our doors for – what is this stage – a one week period. Was the super blood moon eclipse an omen?!?

We’ve outlined our way forward in yesterday’s blog, and contacted everyone individually that are coming to visit over the next month, but as always if you have any questions, concerns or simply want to chat about ultrasound please get in contact directly –

Mike 0422538825 or admin@ultrasoundtraining.com.au
Suean 0422000750 or suean@ultrasoundtraining.com.au

We’ve been here before and – thanks to your ongoing support – we maintain an ongoing optimism that we will again beat this together and re-emerge stronger than ever to deliver the best in ultrasound training.

See you next week

Suean and Mike

P.S. – keep an eye out for next week’s #coachingcorner running Thursday 3 June 7.30pm (AEST) – no covid restrictions there – and our back catalogue is available anytime on our website.

28 May

@PedRadJournal

Does age affect the test performance of secondary sonographic findings for pediatric appendicitis?

@WestJEM

Case Report: Using Point-of-care Ultrasound as a Tool to Identify a Urethral Foreign Body

@WestJEM

A Case Report on Distinguishing Emphysematous Pyelitis and Pyelonephritis on Point-of-care Ultrasound

@WestJEM

Where There’s Smoke, There’s Fire: A Case Report of Turbulent Blood Flow in Lower Extremity Point-of-care Ultrasound in COVID-19

@PLOSOne

The Role of Double Modality Ultrasonographic and Fluoroscopic Guided Superior Hypogastric Plexus Neurolysis in Treating Intractable Pelvic Cancer Pain: A Comparative Study

https://twitter.com/MariaSheikhMD/status/1397968751874691074?s=20

27 May

Cardiovascular Ultrasound

Feasibility of focused cardiac ultrasound during cardiac arrest in the emergency department

@emdocsdotnet

emDOCs Podcast – Episode 29: Small Bowel Obstruction

Annals of Emergency Medicine

Young Female With Lower Abdominal Pain

Annals of Emergency Medicine

Elderly Woman With Abdominal Distension

Annals of Emergency Medicine

Woman With Fever and Chest Pain

A marshmallow!
Try marshmallow caramel slice if you dare 😍 https://t.co/0Iinfa4crF

Did you get it right?
Conrats @amit_pawa 👏
Tune in next Tuesday for more#POCUS #whatsthisfood #ultrasound #zedunow pic.twitter.com/CAmslada0K

— Zedu Ultrasound Training (@zedunow) May 27, 2021

26 May

Check this out! VR-based procedural teaching; ultrasound guided catheter drainage of a pleural effusion. Scroll to the bottom of the page! https://t.co/2YUKGv6t26 @UAlberta_ICU @UAlberta_FoMD @UAlbertaAnesth @UAlberta @avkwong @UltrasoundJelly @iceman_ex @KalagaraHari #POCUS pic.twitter.com/4y3tTcfROu

— Alberta Sono (@UAlberta_Sono) May 25, 2021

@mohga2002

The Conundrum of Volume Status Assessment: Revisiting Current and Future Tools Available for Physicians at the Bedside

@JACEPOpen

Female with intermittently bleeding abdominal wall mass

@PLOSOne

Machine learning to extract muscle fascicle length changes from dynamic ultrasound images in real-time

@asumultrasound

Contemporary experience of polyhydramnios: A single-centre experience

@WestJEM

Abdominal Pain in the Elderly Patient: Point-of-care Ultrasound Diagnosis of Small Bowel Obstruction

@WestJEM

Penile Dorsal Vein Rupture Identified by Emergency Department Ultrasound

@WestJEM

Case Report: Bilateral Ultrasound-guided Serratus Anterior Plane Blocks for a Chest Wall Burn

@WestJEM

A Case Report of Pediatric Ovarian Torsion: The Importance of Diagnostic Laparoscopy

@WestJEM

Septic Malleolar Bursitis in a Patient with an Ankle Electronic Monitoring Device: A Case Report

@WestJEM

Point-of-care Ultrasound for Suspected Pectoralis Major Rupture: A Case Report

@WestJEM

Testicular Torsion in Monorchism Diagnosed with Point-of-care Ultrasound: A Case Report

25 May

Hip fracture = femoral nerve block
Initial NS hydrodissection under the FASCIA LATA but not the FASCIA ILIACA. PGY-2 makes the correction and gets the block. Deliberate Learning!@HGHED https://t.co/7IS1nxvHA3 pic.twitter.com/3peS1QeJ9R

— Arun Nagdev (@NagdevArun) May 25, 2021

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Oooh that smarts! A #POCUS story:

A male patient presents 3 days after accidental right testicular trauma. He noted swelling but didn't present right away as he thought it would resolve. After it didn't resolve, he came to the ED.

— Josh Guttman (@drjgutt) May 25, 2021

@ASUMUltrasound

Fusion imaging in brain structure measurements on a fetus phantom, combining real-time ultrasound with magnetic resonance imaging