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RT @LunaGargani: Very interesting data showing that LUS B-lines are an independent predictor of events in severe aortic stenosis. This exc…
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@SonoSamMD @jorgezzb @JMMR83 @curromir @ecoapcat @ABCDEcografia @TaotePOCUS @y_interna @vscan @marioalrb84_a @AlbertoAOviedo @yaletung @NephroP @JuditNovo @LeonorCuadra @A_Ribasclo @jpalacinp @DanielLICHTENS1 I totally agree with Daniel. However, I would not make a lexical issue. In common language “subpleural”means “small peripheral”, that is “only visible immediately below the pleura” and not extended in depth. I would be less rigid with words.
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RT @EchoSoliman: Exciting news! 🔥 The much-awaited book is now on pre-order on @amazon A collaboration and authorship by world-leading e…
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RT @RachelWongLiene: Incredible day spent teaching LUS alongside the Masters @LunaGargani @giovolpicelli @GiampaoloMarti1 @EchoSoliman @cla…
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@lungultrasound in the new definition of ARDS I appreciate the novelty. However, “bilateral opacities” is a radiologic language of unknown meaning for LUS. Moreover, a “well trained operator” is more needed for CXR than for LUS.
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@YukiKotani5 @nickmmark @FOAMecmo @iceman_ex @Manu_Malbrain @icmteaching @eddyjoemd @PulmCrit @msiuba @otavio_ranzani @Paul_Wischmeyer I appreciate the novelty. However, I don’t know what “bilateral opacities” means in LUS. It is radiologic language. Moreover, it is funny that they specify the need for a “well trained operator”, that is more needed for CXR reading than for LUS.
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RT @georgentou1: So pleased to finally see our work out led by @RespiratoryPT on the impact of thoracic ultrasound on clinical decision mak…
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Lung ultrasound is one of the most influential topics (54th in the ranking) in the history of critical care medicine. The advent of @lungultrasound and @PoCUS changed medicine.
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It was acute appendicitis..ok. But the shape of the peri visceral fat might be confounding @POCUS
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The importance of PoCUS in simple daily affairs: this patient was in the ED for constipation and abdominal tension from 4 days, having consulted several physicians. No pain at all. 5 mins to diagnosis and decision for double j-stent. What without PoCUS?
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RT @EchoSoliman: Coming soon 🔜! Integrated bedside point-of-care cardiac and lung ultrasound in one book 📕 @giovolpicelli @LunaGargani @…
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The study on a simplified LUS score one of the most downloaded articles. Is simplification the response to our needs? Open discussion…
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When in the long waiting list there are 3 patients with testicular pain and @PoCUS is your reliable friend that indicates in a second who is the one…whirlpool sign
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