Webinars

Dr. Seif is an Assistant Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, LAC+USC Medical Center; Emergency Physician, Mission Hospital Laguna Beach, Los Angeles, California This webinar by Dr. Seif will explore how to apply and integrate multiple ultrasound examinations to assess a patient with undifferentiated shock, dyspnea, or cardiac arrest. Participants are expected to be familiar with the eFAST examination, limited point-of-care echocardiography, and the components of the RUSH examination. 

Dr. Pierre Kory is Chief, Critical Care Service at the University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics, and Faculty at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health, Madison WI. This webinar will review of the need for prompt diagnosis of lower extremity thromboembolic disease in the Acute Care environment (incidence/prevalence). Detailed explanation of the proximal femoral, venous anatomy; popliteal vein and the technique for performing the ultrasound examination will be explored. Additionally, Dr.

Dr. David Tierney is the Associate Program Director, Internal Medicine Residency Program at Abbott Northwestern Hospital; Director of the Bedside Ultrasound Program (IMBUS); Director of the Bedside Procedure Team and Center for Clinical Simulation, Minneapolis, MN. Point-of-Care Ultrasound (POCUS) has expanded to multiple specialties and patient care areas within the hospital environment. Dr. Tierney will review a variety of scenarios and case studies where the availability of POCUS proved invaluable for procedural guidance and diagnostic evaluations.

Dr. Robert Arntfield is an Assistant Professor, Director of Critical Care Ultrasound / Division of Critical Care & Division of Emergency Medicine, Department of Medicine, Western University London, Ontario, Canada. Dr. Arntfield will explore case examples to highlight the value of both basic visual assessments and more sophisticated Doppler techniques when performing echocardiography to guide resuscitation. Upon the completion of the webinar, the participant will be able to: 1.

Dr. David Cook is the Director of Emergency Ultrasound, Roper Bon Secours St. Francis Hospital, Charleston, SC. Point of Care Ultrasound (POCUS) has been incorporated into multiples of medical specialties. Beginning a hospital based ultrasound program may encounter many challenges to include: • logistics • budget • available equipment • initial and continued training • quality assurance • etc Dr. Cook will explore solutions to the initial start up process of beginning an ultrasound training program. Please be advised the webinar will be presented in English.

Dr. Scott Weiss is a Board-Certified Internist and Fellowship Trained in Sports Medicine. This webinar is the second part of a 2 part series on soft tissues masses of the foot and ankle. Dr. Scott Weiss also has a website called Probe Ultrasound that focuses on real life musculoskeletal ultrasound cases at www.probeultrasound.com

Dr. Scott Weiss is a Board-Certified Internist and Fellowship Trained in Sports Medicine. This webinar is in two parts and will focus on soft tissues masses of the foot and ankle. Dr. Scott Weiss also has a website called Probe Ultrasound that focuses on real life musculoskeletal ultrasound cases at www.probeultrasound.com

Brandon Winchester, MD, Regional Anesthesia Fellowship Director, Andrews Institute for Orthopedics & Sports Medicine, Co-Founder, BLOCKJOCKS.COM - The adductor canal block is a novel regional anesthesia technique for major knee surgery that has emerged over the last several years. While adductor canal blocks provide similar rapid onset analgesia compared to traditional femoral nerve blocks, their advantage vs. femoral blocks is that they spare the quadriceps muscles and therefore do not result in motor weakness in the leg.

Stephen Leech, MD, RDMS, Emergency Ultrasound Fellowship Director, Orlando Regional Medical Center, Orlando, FL - Point-of-Care Ultrasound (POCUS) has emerged as a valuable tool in the hands of skilled operators; especially in acute care and life saving environments. This webinar will review a variety of scenarios and case studies where the availability of POCUS proved invaluable in the diagnosis and management toward positive patient outcomes.