Today I reviewed and embed Dr. Stephanie Cha‘s outstanding YouTube presentation from MetroHealth Emergency Ultrasound, Ultrasound in Cardiac Arrest.
Oct 25, 2023
In this lecture from our Ultrasound Grand Rounds, special guest, Dr. Stephanie Cha, MD from Johns Hopkins University using POCUS to guide and assist in the ACLS resuscitation of patients. Follow us on Online and on Social Media: Website: https://www.metrohealth.org/pocus Twitter: https://twitter.com/MH_EMultrasound Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/MH_EMUltras… This is the official account of the Case Western Reserve University & MetroHealth Medical Center Emergency Medicine Ultrasound Division. Videos are not medical advice or views/policy of these institutions.
Transcript
Follow along using the transcript. [To do this, review the video on YouTube, not on the above embedded video.]
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6:13 – 7:00 Review this portion of the vide0. Each of the images is a subcostal view.
The three scans show: Upper left-possible low systemic vascular resistance or hypovolemia. Upper right-markedly enlarged right ventricle suggesting pulmonary embolus. Bottom center-cardiac tamponade.
7:09 – 7:32 Review this portion of the video.
The speaker reminds us that both pleural and pericardial effusion can cause tamponade physiology and the treatment depends on the etiology.
7:38 – 8:20 Review the scan
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10:26 – 11:03 Review the scan.
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