Poster Presentation 2022
- Interesting cases of the three-dimensional (3D) uterus/endometrium
- Sonographer led one-stop neck lump clinic – 3 year review
- Live interstitial ectopic pregnancy
- Audit of ultrasound-guided percutaneous renal biopsies
- Pelvic phleboliths as a diagnostic challenge for the ultrasound specialist
- Rectus abdominis muscle haematoma – Rare cause for acute right iliac fossa pain
- A Rare Case of Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia Breast Metastasis – Sonography’s Role
- Passive Hepatic Congestion – A forgotten cause of abnormal liver function tests?
- Can Ultrasound Simulation Practice Enhance Practical Skills and Academic Knowledge?
- Early experience of micro-ultrasound prostate imaging
- Scrotal Ultrasound: It’s Not All About the Testes
- Ultrasound past, present and exciting future
- Granulosa cell tumour of the ovary
- How accurate is ultrasound in diagnosing molar pregnancy?
- Is three-dimensional ultrasound or magnetic resonance imaging more effective in the diagnosis of congenital uterine anomalies?
- The role of a standardised ultrasound-reporting template to report and diagnose deep infiltrative endometriosis
- Adenomyosis: What the sonographer needs to know
- Sonographer-led One-Stop Neck Lump Clinic (Nicki Davidson)
- Examining the use of 3D EVUS to image the pelvic floor in patients with suspicion of urethral diverticulum or peri-urethral masses
- Haematocolpos
- Preceptorship – Newly Qualified Graduate to Sonographer
- Can a sonographer be trained to be proficient in head & neck ultrasound with fine-needle aspiration cytology?
- The Role of Ultrasound in a Radiolucent Ingested Fish Bone: A Case Report
- Hamstring muscle architecture using wide field-of-view ultrasound: A reliability study
- Case Report of an Interstitial Ectopic Pregnancy
- Audit of patients for right iliac fossa pain with clinical concern for appendicitis referred for ultrasound
- Give it a whirl: Sonographic signs to look out for in intermittent testicular torsion
- A modified Edinburgh Pipe Phantom to quantify the effect of slice thickness on the imaging performance of curvilinear probes
- How to use ultrasound for vascular access
- Point of Care Echo: One image, 3 Questions
- Acoustic Times or … Scan you believe it?! Ultrasound governance: Communicating standards during a pandemic
- The role of ultrasound simulation in increasing Clinical Placement capacity for BSc (Hons) Radiography students – how did the students feel?
- Integrating Flipped/Blended Learning into the Ultrasound Clinical Governance Session
- Everybody Hurts: What can physical health professionals learn about how mental health professionals support their own emotional resilience?
- The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on clinical guidance, risk assessment and support for UK obstetric sonographers
- Our journey from the peripatetic ultrasound trainers to the ultrasound training academy: HEE South East
- The value of participatory ergonomics in reducing work-related pain in sonographers
- Optimisation of ultrasound equipment using a phantom as part of the Annual Quality Assurance Program (QA)
- Pitfall in the ultrasound scanning of the abdominal aorta
- Service Evaluation: Do referrals into the community deep-vein thrombosis ultrasound service meet the agreed criteria?
- Thyroid U-scoring and subsequent fine needle aspiration cytology: A quality improvement project
- High frequency ultrasound – Use in the Photo Dynamic Therapy Clinic
- POPS2 Patient and Public Involvement (PII): Avoiding tokenism and gathering meaningful feedback to shape research delivery
Point of Care Echo: One image, 3 Questions
Dr Divya Priya, York Hospital, London
Background
Ultrasound is excellent at examining the heart. We present how to use ultrasound in an acute setting such as ITU and resus A&E. Point of care ultrasound echo can quickly and accurately determine left ventricular function, right heart dilatation for pulmonary emboli and the presence of a pericardial effusion. In an acute setting this information adds to the clinical picture and is of great benefit to the doctor and patient.
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