Lung Ultrasound in COVID-19: Coronavirus Ultrasound Findings

POINT OF CARE COVID-19 DIAGNOSIS AND MONITORING WITH LUNG ULTRASOUND

As communities across the world are facing or preparing for increasing numbers of patients in respiratory distress from COVID-19, emergency medicine physician and ultrasound expert, Dr. Jaquet has recorded this video series for clinicians and hospitals on the frontlines.

Learn why lung ultrasound rivals a CT scan for accurate diagnosis and monitoring of coronavirus infection from the SARS-CoV-2 virus. This concise video series (under one hour in length) will quickly review the core principles of lung ultrasound and progresses to COVID-19 specific findings.

This course will remain free, please share it with anyone you think may be interested. We hope you find it helpful, and we welcome feedback.

This course only briefly reviews lung ultrasound principles. For a more comprehensive video series please see Lung Ultrasound Explained Clearly.

If you are new to point of care ultrasound or want to review the basics, please see Ultrasound Principles & Instrumentation Explained Clearly.

We appreciate you - medical professionals, students, and volunteers around the world. We are in this fight together.

Course Contents

Introduction and Lung Ultrasound Principles Review
Lung Ultrasound Findings in Pneumonia & ARDS Review
Lung Ultrasound Findings in COVID-19
Utility of Lung Ultrasound in COVID-19
Disinfection of the Ultrasound Machine & Summary
Links to References

ROY GANOT

recently HAPE is more COVIDish than ARDS - shall you add it in?? or it look the same - please explain. Good course.

GENET MEHARY

IGNACIO ELLIFF, MD

excelent

WINFRED TOVAR

GALADRIEL PELLEJERO

JON VELASCO, MD

While it requires you to have a background in lung ultrasound, it is very engaging and easy to understand. I thoroughly enjoyed this guide and recommend it to the frontline clinicians.

AL PINTO PANAYOTTY, MD

Enjoyed this course. It´s an evolving area. For third world countries where the availability of CT is not frequent; lung ultrasound is of great application. One question that many of my colleagues ask is what level of proficiency do you need to learn lung ultrasound? Thanks for your help in better understand the applicability in these difficult times. Best wishes.

ANIL KHUBCHANDANI, MD

KUDOS. AMAZING COURSE CONSIDERING THE TIME FRAME IT MUST HAVE BEEN PUT TOGETHER FOR UTILISATION BY THE FRATERNITY ALL OVER THE WORLD. REALLY MOTIVATING esp the Spanish Radiologist giving a Clinico-Radiological daily update on his own condition. Inspiring enough even to us Radiologists

MARWA ATTA

دآWonderful and useful

MANUEL SUAREZ, MD

OUTSTANDING FOR ALL LEVELS OF TRAINING DR M Suarez Aventura Hospital and Medical Center

Joshua Jacquet, MD

Board Certified in Emergency Medicine and Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine at Northeast Ohio Medical University. Registered Diagnostic Medical Sonographer (RDMS) and Emergency Ultrasound Director at Cleveland Clinic Akron General. Fellow of the American College of Emergency Physicians (FACEP).

Learn more about Joshua here