Emergency & Critical Care Blog Archives - Page 5 of 6

The terms used for probe maneuvering have been inconsistent and confusing for both physicians and veterinarians. Recently, a good article

6 Dec

A couple weeks ago, we described in detail the “Racetrack Sign” for the detection of pericardial effusion (PCE) at the

2 Oct

Returning from the 2017 International Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Symposium in Nashville and speaking with colleagues and listening to

9 Aug

The use of the AFAST-applied Abdominal Fluid Scoring System was published by Lisciandro et al. J of Vet Emerg and

27 Jul

I thought I’d toss this one out there. It’s long but this was on a radiology telemedicine service blog. This

10 Jul

The TFAST® Views of the heart are easily learned with basic principles in mind during cardiac evaluation. Moreover, the gestalt

20 May

Why Global FAST should be standard of care as a Pre-anesthetic Test: Dr. Bruce Silverman, a veterinarian with ophthalmology training

26 Dec

Figure. HR5th Bonus View of AFAST®. The target-organs, “HR” for “Hepato-Renal” are the right kidney and the adjacent right liver.

25 Oct

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24 Sep

This month’s ECC Blog deals with a very important clinical question for both veterinary and human medicine. Is the