
Internist, former ultrasound fellow at @sonostache, POCUS fan
United States
Joined July 2016
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Ian Coe retweeted
(1/x) Those of us who love #pocus often use it to rule out pneumothorax.
But how reliable is this approach? So-so.
We found only moderate interrater reliability to detect lung sliding among clinicians.
Ian Coe retweeted
🔴Unlocking the Potential of VExUS in Assessing Venous Congestion: The Art of Doing It Right⤵️ #2024Review #openaccess
🔹karger.com/crm/article/14/1/…
#Cardiology #FOAMed #MedEd #medstudent #paramedic #Cardiology #CardioEd #medtwitter #meded
Ian Coe retweeted
It’s a delight to announce that the @echonepean / @BartsEcho collaboration is back for its 3rd iteration
And we have the most amazing special guest- the incredible Andre Denault, for the first time in Europe.
Book here events.humanitix.com/bartshe…
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Even *the Pope* blames anesthesia for postoperative symptoms. 🤔😉
abcnews.go.com/International…
Ian Coe retweeted
#POCUS quiz of the day:
What's the arrow pointing to?
Approximate transducer position shown
POLL in thread below. See color image before answering.
#IMPOCUS #Nephrology #FOAMcc #FOAMed
Ian Coe retweeted
Double IVC or dissected Aorta?
@NephroP @Vadeboncoeur_Al @OrlandoRPN @ASE360 @ABCDEcografia @EM_RESUS @iamritu @DrRajeshG1 @EchofirstB @rafavidalperez @EmergencyEcho @EchoCases @echo_stepbystep @martinfd78 @yolyabreuh @ecgrhythms @NMerke @paomorejon #CardioTwitter #FOAMcc #MedEd
Ian Coe retweeted
Replying to @leilii
Rouleaux formation! Although it’s easier to observe in diseases that produce blood stasis, it’s not uncommon to observe it in healthy patients. teapaw.org/argaizr/status/1292940…
Replying to @ArgaizR
*Correction. Thanks to @MDBeni I learned this is not SEC (spontaneous echo contrast) but rather PRM (particulate matter) within the IVC. Not pathological 😅
doi.org/10.1111/j.1540-8175.…
Ian Coe retweeted
One of the feared complications in thoracentesis is hemothorax due to laceration of an intercostal artery.
Let's talk about how to avoid it 🧵
Ian Coe retweeted
I've had lots of requests for info on where to access content to help learn obstetric/periop #pocus after #OAA3dc2022 lecture
Rather than just put up some clips I'll link some of my go-to sites & call on some #pocusmates to add their favourites
Tip: Follow all of those tagged!
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80’s F arrest. Initial #resusTEE: patient in brady PEA. Note AV only opens in occasional native beat.
Ian Coe retweeted
Clinical reasoning levels up with #POCUS every Tuesday this month. See link below to get the unique zoom links to join us!
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Ian Coe retweeted
Before canceling radiology, the AI folks should replace the automated EKG readers with ones that work.
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Replying to @NephroP
This structure is the coronary sinus. From Apical 4ch tilt probe posteriorly (CS sits posterior surface of heart). You watch CS drain into RA. Can also see circular CS often in PLAX view just above Des Aorta. What is normal CS size ? Don't mistake CS for ASD in Apical 4CH view...
Ian Coe retweeted
🧵on how to straighten the end of a central line wire:
why it's a good idea to be able to do this, how to do it, and a question at the end.
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Based on recent group chatter: What is your preferred method of drainage for thoracentesis? #IMPOCUS
55%Manual Suction
29%Gravity
17%Vacutainer
0%Other (Comment)
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