Ultrasound in Critical Care is a comprehensive manual for comprehensive bedside image acquisition and interpretation. Provides an invaluable guide to the recommended use and interpretation of ultrasound images in routine practice. With this guide, you will learn how to use ultrasound as part of a physical examination in a variety of healthcare settings, from emergency medicine to home treatment in hospitals and intensive care units.
The book begins with a useful overview of the fundamental and anatomical aspects of ultrasound, and subsequent chapters cover the use of ultrasound to evaluate the anatomy of the head and neck. chest, abdomen, stomach; and the limbs and musculoskeletal system. The final chapter examines how ultrasound can be used and used to improve the safety and performance of interventional procedures.
Features:

A top-to-bottom study of all the important concepts a doctor needs to know to use ultrasound in modern medicine.
The program offers useful information on diagnostic algorithms and how to integrate them into clinical decision-making processes, differential diagnosis and treatment recommendations.
Includes online access to over 180 videos demonstrating ultrasound examination of the body and its abnormalities and functions.
The diagram illustrates the use of color in ultrasound images
A to Z glossary of ultrasound advice and treatments