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- Ultrasound in obstetrics and gynecology - Advocate Health . . .
Advanced ultrasound offers an important diagnostic clinical tool for the specialty of Obstetrics (OB) and Gynecology (GYN) The advanced ultrasound technologies, such as power Doppler angiography, with its assessment of vascular flow, adds to the described clinical benefits
- Ultrasonographer (Breast Imaging) - Advocate Aurora Careers
2)Prepares ultrasound rooms ensuring that necessary equipment and supplies are available before performing procedures 3)Knows and operates Hospital Information Computer Systems as required Responsible for keeping abreast of current ultrasound skills and new developments in the field of ultrasound
- Overview of the Role of Duplex Ultrasound for Treatment and . . .
Based on the authors’ review of published reports, duplex ultrasound provides similar results to other more costly imaging tools, especially when used by highly trained technicians Duplex ultrasound may be underused in planning treatment for peripheral artery disease
- Implementing Point-of-Care Ultrasound (POCUS) Training Into a . . .
Five handheld ultrasound devices (GE Vscan Extend) were available for training purposes Workshop topics were curated based on ease of instruction as well as usefulness in primary care and were divided into a didactic segment followed by a hands-on training component
- Self-directed learning via AI-assisted probe guidance versus . . .
Self-directed learning via AI-assisted probe guidance versus traditional expert guided ultrasound training in novices: A pilot study: A1449
- Ultrasound for airway management: An evidence-based review . . .
Many of the traditional physical examination maneuvers have limitations in the assessment and management of difficult airways Point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) has been increasingly studied for the evaluation and management of the airway in a variety of settings
- ultrasound technologist - Advocate Aurora Careers
Perform all ultrasound examinations according to department protocols and ACR standards Uses proper imaging techniques and equipment to obtain scans of optimal quality
- EMS, Ultrasound Use by Rose Anna G. Roantree, Curtis S . . .
The use of ultrasound (US) has been shown to reduce morbidity and mortality in critically ill emergency department patients Can we extrapolate this to the prehospital environment, possibly changing prehospital treatment, transport destination, and time to definitive intervention?
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