Recorded conference ยท Critical Care Ultrasound Updates
Critical Care Ultrasound Updates Conference I
The recorded first Critical Care Ultrasound Updates Conference: two days of talks from international experts on fluids, the right ventricle, lung ultrasound, weaning, TOE and beyond.
- Recorded, two days
- 22 talks
- Lifetime access
- Certificate of completion
- Rated 5.0 by delegates
Two days with the people who shaped critical care ultrasound.
Hear leading intensivists from across Europe, the UK and beyond explain how they use ultrasound to guide fluids, ventilation and haemodynamic decisions at the bedside.
Who should enrol
For clinicians who use ultrasound in critical care
Intensivists and ICU trainees
Emergency and acute medicine doctors
Anaesthetists using point-of-care ultrasound
Anyone building critical care echo and lung ultrasound skills
What you will learn
Fluids, the heart, the lungs and weaning
Fluids and the heart
- Fluid responsiveness in non-ventilated patients
- RV function in fluid management
- IVC vs SVC in fluid therapy
- RV function in ARDS
Lungs and weaning
- Lung ultrasound, a holistic approach
- Heart-lung interaction in weaning
- Extravascular lung water
- Diaphragm ultrasound
TOE and beyond
- TOE basics
- Why TOE in haemodynamic monitoring
- LVOT obstruction and septic cardiomyopathy
- Transcranial ultrasound and optic nerve sheath diameter
See the full programme (22 talks)
- Prediction of fluid responsiveness in non-ventilated patients, Prof. Xavier Monnet
- RV function in fluid management, Prof. Antoine Vieillard-Baron
- IVC vs SVC in fluid therapy, Prof. Daniel De Backer
- TOE, the basics, Dr Michael Griffin
- Lung ultrasound, holistic approach I, Prof. Daniel Lichtenstein
- Lung ultrasound, holistic approach II, Prof. Daniel Lichtenstein
- Heart-lung interaction in weaning, Dr Ashraf Al Tayar
- Extravascular lung water, how to approach, Prof. Hatem Soliman
- Role of ultrasound in weaning-induced pulmonary oedema, Prof. Xavier Monnet
- RV function in ARDS, Prof. Antoine Vieillard-Baron
- Lung ultrasound in COVID pneumonia, Dr Arif Hussain
- Lung ultrasound in setting the ventilator, Prof. Michael Lanspa
- Diaphragm ultrasound, the current evidence, Dr Walid Alhabashy
- POCUS in DVT, Dr Tomas Breslin
- How critical care echo changed your management plans, Prof. Susanna Price
- Why TOE in haemodynamic monitoring, Prof. Antoine Vieillard-Baron
- LVOT obstruction, Dr Hesham Faisal
- Septic cardiomyopathy, Dr Ashraf Al Tayar
- Lung ultrasound, holistic approach I, Prof. Daniel Lichtenstein
- Lung ultrasound, holistic approach II, Prof. Daniel Lichtenstein
- Transcranial ultrasound, Dr Walid Shibl
- Optic nerve sheath diameter, Dr Ashraf Al Tayar
Your speakers
International experts in critical care ultrasound
Prof. Xavier Monnet
Fluid responsiveness in non-ventilated patients
Ultrasound in weaning-induced pulmonary oedema
Prof. Antoine Vieillard-Baron
Professor of Critical Care Medicine, Hospital Ambroise-Parรฉ, France
RV function in fluid management
RV function in ARDS
Why TOE in haemodynamic monitoring
Dr Michael Griffin
TOE, the basics
Prof. Daniel Lichtenstein
Medical intensivist, Ambroise-Parรฉ Hospital, Paris
Lung ultrasound, a holistic approach
Dr Ashraf Al Tayar
Consultant in Acute Medicine, King's Mill Hospital, UK
Heart-lung interaction in weaning
Septic cardiomyopathy
Optic nerve sheath diameter
Prof. Hatem Soliman
Consultant in Cardiothoracic Intensive Care, Harefield Hospital, London
Extravascular lung water
Dr Arif Hussain
Lung ultrasound in COVID pneumonia
Prof. Michael Lanspa
Lung ultrasound in setting the ventilator
Dr Walid Alhabashy
Consultant in Intensive Care and Anaesthesia, NHS, UK
Diaphragm ultrasound, the current evidence
Dr Tomas Breslin
POCUS in DVT
Prof. Susanna Price
How critical care echo changed your management plans
Enrol
Watch the full conference at your own pace
Recorded conference
Critical Care Ultrasound Updates Conference I
- 22 recorded talks over two days
- Certificate of completion
- Lifetime access, watch on any device
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Is the conference live or recorded?
It is recorded, so you can start straight away and watch at your own pace.
How much does it cost?
ยฃ25 for the full recorded conference.
How long do I have access?
You have lifetime access from the day you enrol.
Do I get a certificate?
Yes, you receive a certificate of completion when you finish.