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Today we covered this retrospective study of 74 peritonsillar abscess (PTA) patients, and there were no instances of inadvertent carotid puncture when POCUS was used.
#POCUS
When to terminate resuscitation for in-hospital cardiac arrest? Read the full article on our blog! Link in the comments!
Barriers to AI success in POCUS✨
Two of the most useful examples discussed in this current article are the AI measurements of left ventricular ejection fraction and quantitative assessment of hip dysplasia.
Dr. Thom explains the details of this study in our blog today!
#POCUS
Infectious diseases you may have missed in 2024 ⬆️
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Absence of these 5 modifiable cardiovascular risk factors in midlife are associated with over a decade of additional life expectancy and cardiovascular disease (CVD) free years. ⤵️
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Today on our blog Aaron Lacy shares some practical tips to avoid these adverse events.
#intubation #emergencymedicine
The randomized control trial we covered today compared standard ultrasound to biplane ultrasound for peripheral IV access. Medical student users had fewer vessel back wall punctures when using biplane imaging. They also said biplane imaging was easier to use.
#POCUS
AI Guidance for DVT POCUS scan acquisition is effective and may have cost saving potential!
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#POCUS #AI #DVT
How effective is web-based training for first trimester POCUS?
➡️ This novel web-based intervention for teaching first trimester POCUS was effective and highlighted several variables that are critical for achieving mastery.
#POCUS
The benefit of aspirin for secondary stroke prevention is now well-established, in part due to trials such as WARSS.
Dr. Dunbar covers this question on our blog today in detail! Here is an excerpt -
"Will I say I’m sorry? I can imagine these words may slip out regardless, but it seems this is still an unnecessarily loaded statement that should be used with caution."
#AAP #apologies













