Emergency Ultrasonography

Resources and Tutorials on EM Ultrasound
Watch narrated lectures on a variety of Emergency Ultrasound applications. At present, 14 videos are available that comprehensively cover all of the essential modalities. There are also videos detailing the basic knobology and function of several common Emergency Ultrasound machines.
Follow weekly ultrasound cases from academic and private Emergency Departments around the country. Q&A format to reinforce ultrasound knowledge base.
Views galleries of still images and video clips for all of the core Emergency Ultrasound modalities.
Link to a few essential sono resources, including Sonoguide and the ACEP ultrasound section. View and/or download a number of documents that will assist you in setting up an ultrasound program. Billing and coding discussed.
This website, which will provide the foundation for a basic understanding of Emergency Ultrasound (EUS), is also an enormous work-in-progress. The key to proficiency in, and eventual mastery of, Emergency Ultrasound is practice. Following every lecture, every tutorial, every case discussion, apply your skill-set in the ED. Scan every sore abdomen, every pregnancy with cramping, every shortness of breath or chest pain. Developing a sense of "normal" allows for quick identification of what is "abnormal".

This site would not be possible without an ongoing collaboration with
Dr. Anthony Dean and Dr. Nova Panebianco, both of whom lead the Emergency Ultrasound program at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania.

I hope you enjoy the site.....and I welcome any and all feedback!

Geoff Hayden, MD, RDMS
Director of Emergency Ultrasound
Division of Emergency Medicine
Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC)
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