FOAM Ultrasound resources
Basic ultrasound principles
An introduction to the basics principles of ultrasound use, from the department of emergency medicine at Mt Sinai
The basic Focused Assessment with Sonography in Trauma (FAST) scan from Radiology Nation
eFAST – Lung sliding detection (phased array) from Sonosite
Sonosite case: Ultrasound for pneumothorax – the video demonstrates how to use long and short axis configurations, as well as M-mode, to detect and diagnose both a complete and partial pheumothorax.
More videos coming soon…
USS blogs
Core Ultrasound
From Jacob Avila – an attempt to simplify the ultrasound literature so you can stop spending weeks trying to figure out exactly how a B-line or a mirror artifact works, and focus on using ultrasound at the bedside.
Emergency Ultrasonography
From the Medical University of South Carolina. “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”.”
POCUS Atlas
The POCUS Image Atlas is a collection of rare, exemplary, and perfectly captured ultrasound images intended to be used as educational material.
Ultrasound Ninja
The purpose of this US Ninja is to improve patient care through clinical ultrasound by sharing some local narrated lectures and blog posts from the Cook County Ultrasound Division.
Case stories that stick
Cases from 123 Sonography