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Sparq Philips

    Algemene handleiding

Spoedechografie algemeen

    Philips instructiepagina

    Emergency ultrasonography

    Bats, Physics of ultrasound

eFAST

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RUSH

    Aorta / Aorta op LITFL

    Vena cava inferior

TTE

    Parasternal long axis

    Parasternal short axis

    Apical 4-chamber

    Subxiphoid view

Echo oog:

    3D how to

    EMrap

    Ultrasound village

    Aliem (ablatio retinae)

Echo fracturen:

    Radiusfractuur en repositie

Echo Scrotum

    Matt and Mike

CAT’s

Is lung ultrasound an accurate diagnostic tool for pneumonia (..). M.Kreeft 2013

Podcasts

Ultrasound podcast

Blogs

LITFL Over IVC meting

Matt en Mike over Pericardvocht en tamponade

App’s

One minute ultrasound (iOS)

Boeken

Emergency ultrasound, O. John Ma

   

Manual of Emergency and critical    

care ultrasound, VIcki E. Noble

   

Echo

In Greek mythology, Ekho (Greek: Ἠχώ, Ēkhō, "echo",from ἦχος (ēchos), "sound") was an Oread (a mountain nymph) who loved her own voice. Zeus loved consorting with beautiful nymphs and visited them on Earth often. Eventually, Zeus's wife, Hera, became suspicious, and came from Mt. Olympus in an attempt to catch Zeus with the nymphs.

Sometimes the young and beautiful nymph Echo would distract and amuse Zeus' wife, Hera, with long and entertaining stories while Zeus took advantage of the moment to ravish the other mountain nymphs. When Hera discovered the trickery, she was so annoyed she punished the talkative Echo by taking away her voice, except in foolish repetition of another's shouted words. Thus, all Echo could do was repeat the voice of another.