Emergency ultrasound examination

Author: (USA) Ma (MaO.J.) (USA) Master J.R., Shen Yawei, et al
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Publish Date: 2005-12-01
Features: The purpose of this book is to serve as a learning and reference tool for emergency physicians. Therefore, the first three chapters cover the selection of ultrasound equipment and personnel training in emergency departments, including basic physical principles and operational techniques. The selection of ultrasound equipment is based on the authors' own conditions and is provided for reference only. However, the following 14 chapters encompass all aspects of emergency medicine. Focusing on clinical practice needs, anatomical knowledge, examination techniques, and normal ultrasound findings, the book provides detailed, illustrated explanations of the emergency manifestations of various diseases. The book is not only rich in content and data but also features clear images. It also elaborates on normal and abnormal findings, as well as easily misinterpreted false-positive and false-negative results as important considerations. Building on the introduction of normal anatomy and ultrasound images, the book comprehensively covers the abnormal ultrasound findings of common emergencies. Particularly noteworthy is the application of ultrasound in soft tissue, which offers clinicians a new diagnostic method and an effective tool for timely diagnosis and treatment. A separate chapter is dedicated to the characteristics of ultrasound in pediatric emergency medicine. After each disease description, case studies are provided. These cases include successful diagnostic and treatment experiences as well as lessons from failures, making them invaluable learning materials for beginners and valuable references for experienced professionals to further enhance their skills.