Ebook Ultrasonography in the ICU: Part 2
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Ebook Ultrasonography in the ICU: Part 2
Vascular Ultrasound in theCritically III4Shea c. Gregg MD and Kristin L. Gregg MD RDMSIntroductionOx er the past two decades, the use of ultrasound ha Ebook Ultrasonography in the ICU: Part 2as become more ubiquitous 111 intensive care lUlits (ICUs) around the world One of its most beneficial contributions to the bedside care of these patients comes from Its ability to visualize vascular anatomy. As technology has become more operator-friendly and economical, tissue resolution has also Ebook Ultrasonography in the ICU: Part 2improved, allowing vascular structures of all sizes to be clearly evaluated and interrogated in real-time. Two indications that have been studied exteEbook Ultrasonography in the ICU: Part 2
nsively 111 the ultrasound-focused literature include the diagnosis of deep venous thrombosis (DVT) and the placement of vascular access. Once the obsVascular Ultrasound in theCritically III4Shea c. Gregg MD and Kristin L. Gregg MD RDMSIntroductionOx er the past two decades, the use of ultrasound ha Ebook Ultrasonography in the ICU: Part 2rasound examination. In regards to access-based procedures. reliance on superficial landmarks and direct visualizationElectronic supplementary material The online version of this chapter (doi: 10 1007/978-3-319-11876-5-4) contains supplementary material, which is available to authorized users. Video Ebook Ultrasonography in the ICU: Part 2s can also be accessed at http:// link, springer.com book. 10.1007/978-3-319-11876-5.s. c. Gregg MD (3)Department of Surgery. Bridgeport Hospital. 267Ebook Ultrasonography in the ICU: Part 2
Grant Street. Petty 3. Bridgepoll. CT 06610. USAe-mail: striamedl@ ginail.comK. L. Gregg MDDepartment of Emergency Medicine. Bridgeport Hospital. 267Vascular Ultrasound in theCritically III4Shea c. Gregg MD and Kristin L. Gregg MD RDMSIntroductionOx er the past two decades, the use of ultrasound ha Ebook Ultrasonography in the ICU: Part 2 ultrasound guidance lias improved cannulation success rates among all levels of practitioners and trainees. Tins chapter analyzes the data surrounding these common practices and makes recommendations on how best to incorporate ultrasound into daily practice.Anatomyhl order to be successfill 111 vas Ebook Ultrasonography in the ICU: Part 2cular ultrasound, one needs a comprehensive luiderstanding of the venous and arterial anatomy of the body. In Fig 4.1. a schematic drawing highlightsEbook Ultrasonography in the ICU: Part 2
the vessels that are typically interrogated by bedside ultrasound for the piuposes of either thrombosis determination or vascular access. In Fig. 4.2.Vascular Ultrasound in theCritically III4Shea c. Gregg MD and Kristin L. Gregg MD RDMSIntroductionOx er the past two decades, the use of ultrasound ha Ebook Ultrasonography in the ICU: Part 2 healthy individuals to understand the course and attributes of non-pathologic vasculature prior to performing any invasive procedures 01 making clinical judgments.Venous ThromboembolismVenous thromboembolism (VTE) represents a spectrum of disease, including both deep venous thrombosis (DVT) and pul Ebook Ultrasonography in the ICU: Part 2monary embolism (PE). DVT may present in the distal calf veins or more proximally involving the popliteal, femoral, or iliac veins. Clinical sequelaeEbook Ultrasonography in the ICU: Part 2
of DVTp Ferrada(ed-). UltrMWKtgrapIry in rhe ICƯ, DOI 10 1007/978-3-319-11876-5_4. ẽ springer International Publishing Switzerland 20157576s. c Gregg Vascular Ultrasound in theCritically III4Shea c. Gregg MD and Kristin L. Gregg MD RDMSIntroductionOx er the past two decades, the use of ultrasound ha Ebook Ultrasonography in the ICU: Part 2ery (take-off)Subclavian arteryAxirary artery —Veins:Internal jugular veinExternal jugular vein----Subclavian vein■---Axillary veinVascular Ultrasound in theCritically III4Shea c. Gregg MD and Kristin L. Gregg MD RDMSIntroductionOx er the past two decades, the use of ultrasound haGọi ngay
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