Ultrasound Course in AIIMS

Hi I am interested in knowing bout the new techniques called Ultrasound (US) as well as the utilization and also the course which is going to be conducted by AIIMS, Delhi?

[Rajkumar Agarwal]

Ultrasound (US) has for quite some time been perceived as an effective device for use in the finding and assessment of numerous clinical elements.

One claim to fame which has contributed new research with respect to ultrasound's various clinical applications is Emergency Medicine. The fascination of prompt bedside sonographic examinations in the assessment of particular developing dissensions makes it a perfect apparatus for the crisis pro.

Access to analytic modalities, for example, figured tomography; ultrasound is restricted over the globe. One of essential aptitude is purpose of care sonography which improves the visual ability of intense care pharmaceutical in various basic settings, for example, pre-clinic, crisis room, basic care.

CCES will give different abilities, for example, AIIMS Ultrasound Trauma Life Support, Emergency sonography, pediatric crisis sonography, Sono CPR, Ultrasound guided nerve piece, Musculoskeletal Ultrasound, Ultrasound in essential care and Disaster ultrasound.

AIIMS will have our AIIMS ULTRASOUND TRAUMA LIFE SUPPORT COURSE at Mumbai on ,19-February 2017

Course Schedule:
AIIMS Ultrasound Trauma Life Support (AUTLS) Course 19th February 2017

Mumbai
8-8.45 AM Registration
I N T R O 8.45-9 AM ABCDE BY ULTRASOUND: EMPOWERING TRAUMA RESUSCITATION
Knobology 9-9.30 AM BASICS OF ULTRASOUND
AIRWAY &

BREATH ING
9:30-10AM Airway ultrasound anatomy,Tracheal injuries, Threatened airway, Airway confirmation,Procedures: Guided Needle cricothyroidotomy
10-10.40AM Breathing Assessment: US Lung Signs,Diagnosis of Pneumothorax, Hemothorax, Lung contusion, sternal fracture
10.40-10.50AM TEA BREAK
10.50-11.50AM US HANDS-ON & SIMULATION:Knobology, Airway, Breathing

C I R C U LA T I O N
11.50-12.20 ECHO: Focussed Cardiac Ultrasound in Trauma
12.20-12.50 Focused Assessment by Sonography in Trauma (FAST) & IVC assessment (the Non-Invasive CVP)
12.50-1.30 PM Lunch
1.30-2.30 PM US HANDS-ON & SIMULATION: ECHO, FAST & IVC
Disability 2.30-3PM Disability: Pupillary assessment, Skull Fracture Non-Invasive ICP, EDH, Midline Shift
3-3.30 PM Concepts of Secondary Survey:

Fracture Detection, Nerve Block, ocular injury, Foreign body
3.30-4.15 PM USG Guided CPR
4.15-5PM Post Test & Feedback, Followed by Certification

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