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The assessment of lung disease using POCUS has exploded since the pandemic, and continues to expand with the advancement of ultrasound technology. Join Cameron Baston MD to learn about the implementation of these growing applications in Lung POCUS to help care for critically ill patients. What You'll Learn: Apply and recognize the clinical guidelines for Lung POCUS in general applications such as hypoxia, shock, pneumonia, and pulmonary edema. Apply and recognize the clinical guidelines for Lung POCUS in Critical Care applications such as pneumonia, empyema, ARDS, and volume overload.Refine Lung POCUS techniques to differentiate the changing disease states in critically ill patients. Appreciate the adoption and utility of the growing applications of Lung POCUS. 

When treating critically ill patients, shock is frequently identified, yet the underlying etiology is elusive. Recognizing and interpreting POCUS findings is crucial for rapid diagnosis and proper treatment of these time-sensitive cases. Join Cameron Baston MD to learn how to use POCUS to differentiate the etiology of shock. What You'll Learn: Identify the components of shock with POCUS: cardiac, venous filling, pulmonary, and others.  Recognize and interpret the pattern of POCUS findings in case study examples to narrow the shock differential. Apply the appropriate treatment in clinical shock scenarios.Appreciate growing applications and advanced POCUS techniques in shock cases.  

Dr. Pradeep Suyawanshi, Professor and Head of the Department of Neonatology at BVU Medical College in Pune, India presents Point-of-Care Neonatal Ultrasound. In this webinar, Dr. Suryawanshi will review case studies that include management changes, discuss limitations of point-of-care ultrasound in neonatology, and describe the appropriate training for utilizing ultrasound in neonatology.