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El. knyga: Pediatric Emergency Ultrasound: A Concise Guide

Edited by (Childrens Hospital Los Angeles, University Southern California, Los Angeles, USA), Edited by (University of Southern California, Los Angeles, USA)
  • Formatas: 250 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 07-May-2020
  • Leidėjas: CRC Press
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9780429822346
  • Formatas: 250 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 07-May-2020
  • Leidėjas: CRC Press
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9780429822346

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This concise, portable manual provides practitioners and future practitioners with a basic guide to pediatric emergency ultrasound, enabling them to learn the fundamentals of bedside ultrasound and use these to refresh their skills prior to, or when, performing it on a patient.

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This text by Elkhunovich and Kang provides a practical and logical step-by-step approach to paediatric ultrasound. Each examination is concisely divided into sections comprising scan indications, probe selection, technique and relevant pearls to the examination of each body system. Images provided for all ultrasound examinations are of excellent quality, and several images of important abnormalities are also demonstrated to aid in the detection of pathology. The strength of this text lies in the step-by-step technique for imaging children alongside representative images of common findings. Concise bullet points emphasise key points to facilitate quick revision and retention, making this a good bedside reference text for use during routine work and prior to performing acute examinations. Overall, this book is an excellent, clinically relevant resource for all healthcare professionals new to imaging children, in addition to those more experienced operators seeking to refine their ultrasound technique.

Dr Sam Kular, radiology specialist trainee, South Yorkshire radiology training scheme, and Dr Michael Paddock, consultant radiologist, Barnsley Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

This book covers commonly utilized point-of-care ultrasound exams in the pediatric population. Each section is subdivided into indications, probe selection, technique, and pearls and has bulleted lists of consistent, high-yield information followed by illustrations. The book's main goal is to be a "learning tool and quick reference" for practitioners in emergent and non-emergent settings.Written for practitioners and trainees, particularly residents and fellows, in pediatric emergency medicine. This book covers common, high-yield exams used at the bedside by emergency medicine providers (i.e., FAST, ocular, gallbladder) as well as more advanced imaging (i.e., nerve blocks) and exams more commonly utilized in the pediatric population (i.e., intussusception, appendix). The chapters are brief and cover key points, with pictures of normal and abnormal findings that are easy to recognize and interpret. This book offers a concise, easy-to-navigate, well-illustrated book that is ideal for an on-shift reference. Many emergency medicine ultrasound books do not dedicate enough information to the pediatric population. This guide covers the population well and fills that gap.

Tracy Marko, MD, PhD, MS(Regions Hospital)

Introduction vii
Ultrasound probes ix
PART I CIRCULATORY SYSTEM
1(18)
1 Cardiac
3(10)
2 Inferior Vena Cava
13(6)
PART II RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
19(14)
3 Pulmonary
21(12)
PART III MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM
33(48)
4 Long Bone
35(8)
5 Clavicle
43(6)
6 Shoulder
49(4)
7 Elbow
53(8)
8 Hip
61(6)
9 Knee
67(8)
10 Ankle
75(6)
PART IV INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM
81(22)
11 Soft-Tissue
83(10)
12 Neck
93(10)
PART V DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
103(28)
13 Appendix
105(6)
14 Intussusception
111(6)
15 Pylorus
117(4)
16 Biliary
121(10)
PART V TRAHMA
131(14)
17 Focused Assessment Sonography In Trauma (Fast)
133(12)
PART VII RENAL, URINARY, AND REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEMS
145(26)
18 Renal
147(10)
19 First Trimester Pregnancy
157(8)
20 Testicular
165(6)
PART VIII PROCEDURAL
171(42)
21 Femoral Nerve Block
173(6)
22 Intraosseous Placement
179(4)
23 Lumbar Puncture
183(6)
24 Endotracheal Tube Confirmation
189(4)
25 Peripheral Intravenous Placement
193(6)
26 Upper Extremity Nerve Blocks
199(8)
27 Central Line Placement
207(6)
PART IX NERVOUS SYSTEM
213(10)
28 Ocular
215(8)
Bibliography 223(8)
Index 231
Marsha Elkhunovich is Assistant Professor, Pediatric Emergency Medicine; Pediatric Emergency Ultrasound Director, Emergency & Transport Medicine, Childrens Hospital Los Angeles, Keck School of Medicine/University of Southern California, USA Tarina Kang is Associate Professor of Clinical Emergency Medicine, Keck Scbhool of Medicine/University of Southern California, USA