The usual piles of POCUS, papers and more. It’s been a while, so there’s been a lot going on!

News!

Our course sold out, with a waiting list!!! Keep an eye on the site for info on the next session!! nw-pocus.com

Hint….October in Warwick!

The crew at Zedu!

Thanks for picking us up guys! See their weekly update here…well, a while ago now…but you need to follow their stuff. Solid as ever.

SoMe in medicine

The importance of SoMe in medicine….our article is out…

Tweets!

The Holy Grail of research

Blogs!

What’s wrong with the catheter!?

Great post from the Renal Fellow Network

US for idiots? Or…by idiots!?

A must read section on pitfalls and pearls…”a fool with a tool is still a fool”

Hepatic Encephalopathy!

A nice review form the EMDocs here!

Nice short and sweet on the LV!

Click the top image….

Hydronephrosis quickie!

Lovely stuff from BC POCUS

Check out Nephromadness

Click the first pic to go see the blog…great stuff as ever from them, particularly with their infographics!

Papers!

ARDS simplified

A lovely article here on ARDS from a team in the USA. Thanks to Yaseen Arabi fir this.

JW’s Top Papers from Critical Care Reviews

Zap them or leave them??

Interesting Case reports!

POCUS!

Zedu news

Check out the weekly US best…here

I found a flap!

A great Tweetorial emerged!

Aliasing on US

Aliasing is an imaging error which occurs due to under-sampling. The ultrasound system is trying to image an event that is occurring faster than the rate we are sampling it, and as a result the system is uncertain about the direction of the signal and displays this as heading in the opposite direction.

Beautifully demonstrated on this image: