Ultrasound GEL
VEXUS Updates
May 27, 2024
Ross Prager, an international friend to POCUS researchers, discusses the evolution of point-of-care ultrasound research, the significance of VEXUS in diagnosing organ dysfunction, challenges in implementing holistic POCUS in clinical settings, and the impact of CPR compression location on return of circulation. He also shares insights into innovative research projects and the anticipation of a significant trial's outcomes.
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Quick takeaways
- Prager stresses the significance of reporting guidelines for quality in ultrasound research.
- Simplifying VEXUS for wider integration in emergency and critical care settings is crucial for improved patient outcomes.
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Dr. Ross Prager's Interest in Point of Care Ultrasound Research
Dr. Ross Prager, an intensivist and researcher, discusses his journey into point of care ultrasound research. He highlights his early work at a music festival where he studied the impact of ultrasound on patient care. Prager emphasizes the importance of adhering to reporting guidelines in research to maintain quality. Through his collaborations and studies, he aims to improve evidence for point of care ultrasound.
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