Dedicated to the development of point of care ultrasound in Ireland
This video was recorded live at the IAEM Ultrasound Workshop in October 2016, in Clontarf Castle. Huge thanks to the faculty involved in this for graciously allowing their talks to be posted here. And massive thanks to Dr Zeki Atesli … Read More »
This video was recorded live at the IAEM Ultrasound Workshop in October 2016, in Clontarf Castle. Huge thanks to the faculty involved in this for graciously allowing their talks to be posted here. And massive thanks to Dr Zeki Atesli … Read More »
Author: Andy Neill, EM Trainee The case A 60F attends your ED with a complaint for sudden onset right arm weakness that began 90 minutes prior. She has been triaged to your ED by ambulance as a stroke call and has … Read More »
This video was recorded live at the IAEM Ultrasound Workshop in October 2016, in Clontarf Castle. Huge thanks to the faculty involved in this for graciously allowing their talks to be posted here. And massive thanks to Dr Zeki Atesli … Read More »
This video was recorded live at the IAEM Ultrasound Workshop in October 2016, in Clontarf Castle. Huge thanks to the faculty involved in this for graciously allowing their talks to be posted here. And massive thanks to Dr Zeki Atesli … Read More »
Author: Nicolas Lim, EM Trainee You are attending a 70 year old male on the corridor of a busy emergency department. GP referral with vomiting and headaches after an unwitnessed fall in nursing home. He is currently on Dabigatran for … Read More »
This video was recorded live at the IAEM Ultrasound Workshop in October 2016, in Clontarf Castle. Huge thanks to the faculty involved in this for graciously allowing their talks to be posted here. And massive thanks to Dr Zeki Atesli … Read More »
This video was recorded live at the IAEM Ultrasound Workshop in October 2016, in Clontarf Castle. Huge thanks to the faculty involved in this for graciously allowing their talks to be posted here. And massive thanks to Dr Zeki Atesli … Read More »
VTE Dublin is into its second year now and growing strongly. VTE is a funny old disease with no on specialty “owning” things. It makes for a great chance to collaborate with other specialties and learn new tricks. PoCUS fits … Read More »
The UCD anatomy department facilitate a module for the medical students that includes a basic introduction to FAST scanning. This is the second year that some folk from PoCUS Ireland and the Mater have been involved. We covered the basic … Read More »