Ultrasound of the Month: Ocular Abscess
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Dr. Diaz McDermott walks us through a a case of an unusual complication of orbital cellulitis and how POCUS can expedite diagnosis and management!
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Ultrasound of the Month: Peritonsillar Abscess
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Deviated uvula but wondering if there is any peritonsillar abscess (PTA) to drain? Once again, ultrasound to the rescue. Join Dr. Jazmyn Shaw as she reviews the views and approaches to using US for PTA localization.
Read MoreUltrasound of the Month: No Definitive Yolk Sac, No Definitive IUP!
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Is that a yolk sac? a fetal pole? not sure? Then it’s not a DEFINITIVE intrauterine pregnancy! Medical student Michael Brooks discusses a case of indeterminate findings that led to a diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy. He highlights the findings suggestive of an ectopic pregnancy on POCUS and difficulty in making the diagnosis!
Read MoreUltrasound of the Month: Gallbladder Perforation
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Not your average cholecystitis! Join Dr. Hadju through this interesting case with a surprising diagnosis of gallbladder perforation
Read MoreUltrasound of the Month: Severe Hydronephrosis in a patient with Horseshoe Kidney
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This is not your average hydronephrosis… Join Dr. Olivia Gobble as she explores the sonographic and physiologic challenges presented by a horseshoe kidney.
Read MoreUltrasound of the Month: Radial Pseudoaneurysm
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Abscess? Cyst? Hematoma? Join Dr. Tillotson and review the unique images obtained that led to a diagnosis of a radial pseudoaneurysm!
Read MoreUltrasound of the Month: LV Aneurysm
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Not all persistent chest pain is the same - join Dr. Sobocinski on a complex cardiac patient and the ultrasound images that defined her left ventricular aneurysm
Read MoreUltrasound of the Month: Flexor Tenosynovitis
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Infected and swollen fingers can be a therapeutic challenge, will it get better with some oral antibiotics? Will it rapidly ascend up the arm to cause permanent damage? Dr. Goff introduce yet another excellent use of ultrasound to diagnose flexor tenosynovitis in this month’s Ultrasound of the Month.
Read MoreUltrasound Case of the Month: Delayed Postpartum Hemorrhage
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Postpartum hemorrhage is a rare but scary presentation to Emergency Providers - join Dr. Logan Walsh as he walks through how US can be used to expedite management in these patients on the edge of compensation.
Read MoreUltrasound of the Month: Should I Drain That? Lessons on Cardiac Tamponade
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Dr. Anita Goel takes us through ultrasonographic signs of cardiac tamponade and shows us when a simple effusion can become a true time-sensitive emergency.
Read MoreUS Case of the Month - Sonography of Shoulders
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Shoulder looking off and don’t have / have time to look for an XRay? Join Dr. Kate Connelly as she takes us through the sonographic evaluation of shoulders and real time evaluation of dislocation reductions.
Read MoreUS Case of the Month - Lurking Lemierre's
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Neck pain is not only neck pain - and as with any unknown the ultrasound is the key for figuring it out. Join us for a case of Lemierre’s!
Read MoreUS Case of the Month: Ultrasound RUSHes to the Rescue
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The diagnostic ability of undifferentiated hypotension by the Emergency Physician has increased exponentially with the RUSH examination. Join Dr. Frederick as she searches and finds the source of hypotension in an elderly female in December’s Ultrasound Case of the Month
Read MoreUS Case of the Month: October
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Chest wall trauma can be exceedingly painful, predisposing patients to splinting, atelectasis, and pneumonia. Chest wall nerve blocks provide analgesia and can facilitate necessary procedures. Dr. Hassani takes us through a case of through a case of traumatic pneumothorax with chest tube placement, and the serratus anterior block.
Read MoreUltrasound Tips: Always, Always, Always ...
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Do you include the bladder view in your renal ultrasounds? Check both eyeballs? Check for flow in your abscesses? Join Dr. Meaghan Frederick, our new editor of Ultrasound of the Month, as she dives into 10 things to keep in mind every time you pick up the probe.
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