Cardiac Imaging 1 Hero

Imagerie cardiaque 1

Temps du cours: 2h 20min

En médecine d'urgence, dans quel angle orientez-vous la sonde pour obtenir une coupe parasternale grand axe du cœur ? Quel type de sonde devez-vous utiliser ? En quoi l'orientation est-elle différente en cardiologie ? Et comment, exactement, mesurez-vous le comportement des fluides à l'aide de la veine cave inférieure (VCI) ?

Cardiaque 1 vous amène entre autres à vous poser ces questions, et à en obtenir les réponses. Découvrez en quoi les applications en médecine d'urgence et en cardiologie se différencient, et évaluez vos connaissances sur les différentes coupes de visualisation du cœur.

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Cardiac 1: Mid-Test

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Cardiac 1: Post-Test

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