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Pleural Ultrasonography versus Chest Radiography for the Diagnosis of Pneumothorax

11 Feb

Key Messages

Pleural ultrasound is less sensitive than previously reported but remains superior to chest radiograph for detection of pneumothorax in the trauma and critical care populations.
Training and familiarity with bedside ultrasound techniques may provide better accuracy, as appeared with the emergency physician performance.
High-resolution linear probe gives higher accuracy for the sliding pleura sign.
Ultrasound is convenient, is a readily available bedside procedure, is easy to learn, is accurate for diagnosing pneumothorax, and avoids patient exposure to ionizing radiation.

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Saadah Alrajab, Asser M Youssef, Nuri I Akkus, Gloria Caldito

Pleural Ultrasonography versus Chest Radiography for the Diagnosis of Pneumothorax Review of the Literature and Meta-analysis

Crit Care. 2013;17(5)

Tag:emergency ultrasound, major trauma, pneumothorax, thoracostomy, ultrasound

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“Fluid responsivness” ed aspetto ecografico della Vena Cava Inferiore

12 Nov

Paziente vuoto? Come e quando riempirlo. Come valutare la risposta alla rianimazione volemica.
L’uso dell’ecografia d’urgenza per dare un senso a tutti questi quesiti, in un podcast da EMCrit Blog, da uno dei Master della medicina d’urgenza Scott Weingart.

Tag:ecografia, emergency medicine, emergency ultrasound, podcast, prehospital emergency medicine, ultrasound

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Pleural Ultrasonography versus Chest Radiography for the Diagnosis of Pneumothorax

Key Messages

Pleural ultrasound is less sensitive than previously reported but remains superior to chest radiograph for detection of pneumothorax in the trauma and critical care populations.

Training and familiarity with bedside ultrasound techniques may provide better accuracy, as appeared with the emergency physician performance.

High-resolution linear probe gives higher accuracy for the sliding pleura sign.

Ultrasound is convenient, is a readily available bedside procedure, is easy to learn, is accurate for diagnosing pneumothorax, and avoids patient exposure to ionizing radiation.

Saadah Alrajab, Asser M Youssef, Nuri I Akkus, Gloria Caldito

Pleural Ultrasonography versus Chest Radiography for the Diagnosis of Pneumothorax Review of the Literature and Meta-analysis

Crit Care. 2013;17(5)

“Fluid responsivness” ed aspetto ecografico della Vena Cava Inferiore

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Pleural Ultrasonography versus Chest Radiography for the Diagnosis of Pneumothorax

Key Messages

Pleural ultrasound is less sensitive than previously reported but remains superior to chest radiograph for detection of pneumothorax in the trauma and critical care populations.

Training and familiarity with bedside ultrasound techniques may provide better accuracy, as appeared with the emergency physician performance.

High-resolution linear probe gives higher accuracy for the sliding pleura sign.

Ultrasound is convenient, is a readily available bedside procedure, is easy to learn, is accurate for diagnosing pneumothorax, and avoids patient exposure to ionizing radiation.

Saadah Alrajab, Asser M Youssef, Nuri I Akkus, Gloria Caldito

Pleural Ultrasonography versus Chest Radiography for the Diagnosis of Pneumothorax Review of the Literature and Meta-analysis

Crit Care. 2013;17(5)

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