Point-of-Care Ultrasound
University of Toronto
Here’s the final section of a 2-part series on some PoCUS pearls learned along my 1 year fellowship. 5. Trust the gut. This year, I’ve seen multiple presentations of cholecystitis. Let’s take a look at a slam dunk diagnosis. The following is a patient who presented with RUQ pain, vomiting, fever:
| Introductory Rotation |
| Advanced Elective |
| Ultrasound Fellowship |
| Faculty Guide |
| Schedule |
| IP Certification |
| Introductory Rotation Private Page |
| Advanced Elective Private Page |
| Ultrasound Fellowship |
| Ultrasound Fellowship Faculty |
| Ultrasound Fellows |
| Fellowship - Private Page |
| Basic Ultrasound |
| POCUS_Toronto Tutorials |
| Advanced Ultrasound |
| CEUS Quiz |
| Equipment Tutorials |
| Operating Manuals |