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  • Incorporate a holistic approach. Visualize all or any parts of the body, tissues, organs and systems in their live, anatomically and functionally interconnected state and in the context of the whole patient’s clinical circumstances.
  • See exactly how it’s done. Numerous ultrasound images and access to dozens of videos demonstrate the use of ultrasound in critical care.
  • Rely on the guidance of more than 80 different experts from Australia, China, Middle East, Europe, USA, and Canada regarding the current and future use of CCU.
  • Adapt the use of emergency ultrasound in specialized out-of-hospital (i.e., war zones, animals) and in-hospital (i.e., pediatric units) settings. Additionally, issues regarding CCU logistics, training, and education are analyzed for the first time.

1. Cover image - p. i 2. Title page - p. ii 3. Table of Contents - p. iii 4. Copyright - p. iv 5. Contributors - p. v 6. Dedications - p. xv 7. Foreword - p. xvi 8. Preface - p. xvii 9. Acknowledgments - p. xviii 10. SECTION I: Fundamentals - p. 1 11. Chapter 1: Fundamentals: Essential technology, concepts, and capability - p. 2 12. SECTION II: Neurocritical Care - p. 24 13. Chapter 2: Transcranial doppler ultrasound in neurocritical care - p. 24 14. Chapter 3: Transcranial doppler in aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage: (CONSULTANT LEVEL EXAMINATION) - p. 31.e1 15. Chapter 4: Transcranial doppler in the diagnosis of cerebral circulatory arrest: (CONSULTANT LEVEL EXAMINATION) - p. 35.e1 16. Chapter 5: Use of transcranial doppler ultrasonography in the pediatric intensive care unit: (CONSULTANT LEVEL EXAMINATION) - p. 39.e1 17. Chapter 6: Ocular ultrasound in the intensive care unit: (CONSULTANT LEVEL EXAMINATION) - p. 44.e1 18. Chapter 7: General chest ultrasound in neurocritical care - p. 50.e1 19. SECTION III: Vascular Ultrasound - p. 54 20. Chapter 8: Overview of the arterial system - p. 54 21. Chapter 9: Ultrasonography for deep venous thrombosis - p. 59.e6 22. Chapter 10: Ultrasound-guided central venous access: The basics - p. 65.e1 23. Chapter 11: Ultrasound-guided vascular access: Trends and perspectives - p. 70.e1 24. Chapter 12: How to choose the most appropriate ultrasound-guided approach for central line insertion: Introducing the rapid central venous assessment protocol - p. 75.e1 25. Chapter 13: Pediatric ultrasound-guided vascular access - p. 79.e1 26. Chapter 14: Ultrasound-guided peripheral intravenous access - p. 85.e1 27. Chapter 15: Ultrasound-guided placement of peripherally inserted central venous catheters - p. 88.e1 28. Chapter 16: Ultrasound-guided arterial catheterization - p. 94.e1 29. Chapter 17: Intravascular ultrasound: (CONSULTANT-LEVEL EXAMINATION) - p. 98.e1 30. Chapter 18: Ultrasound-guided placement of inferior vena cava filters: (CONSULTANT-LEVEL EXAMINATION) - p. 100.e1 31. SECTION IV: General Chest Ultrasound - p. 105 32. Chapter 19: Lung ultrasound: The basics - p. 105 33. Chapter 20: Pleural ultrasound - p. 110.e1 34. Chapter 21: Lung ultrasound in trauma - p. 114.e1 35. Chapter 22: Lung ultrasound in acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) - p. 118.e1 36. Chapter 23: Lung ultrasound in mechanically ventilated patients - p. 122.e1 37. Chapter 24: Lung ultrasound: Protocols in acute dyspnea - p. 127.e1 38. Chapter 25: Endobronchial ultrasound: (CONSULTANT-LEVEL EXAMINATION) - p. 130.e1 39. SECTION V: Echocardiography - p. 138 40. Chapter 26: Transthoracic echocardiography: An overview - p. 138 41. Chapter 27: Echocardiography for intensivists - p. 145.e1 42. Chapter 28: Echocardiography: Beyond the basics: (CONSULTANT-LEVEL EXAMINATION) - p. 153.e1 43. Chapter 29: Transesophageal echocardiography - p. 159.e1 44. Chapter 30: Echocardiography in cardiac trauma - p. 167.e1 45. Chapter 31: Echocardiography in cardiac arrest - p. 170.e1 46. Chapter 32: Evaluation of left ventricular diastolic function in the intensive care unit: (CONSULTANT-LEVEL EXAMINATION) - p. 174.e1 47. Chapter 33: Evaluation of right ventricular function in the intensive care unit by echocardiography: (CONSULTANT-LEVEL EXAMINATION) - p. 178.e1 48. Chapter 34: Evaluation of patients at high risk for weaning failure with doppler echocardiography: (CONSULTANT LEVEL EXAMINATION) - p. 184.e1 49. Chapter 35: Improving cardiovascular imaging diagnostics by using patient-specific numerical simulations and biomechanical analysis - p. 189.e1 50. SECTION VI: Hemodynamics - p. 193 51. Chapter 36: Hemodynamic monitoring considerations in the intensive care unit - p. 193 52. Chapter 37: Measures of volume status in the intensive care unit - p. 199.e1 53. Chapter 38: Evaluation of fluid responsiveness by ultrasound - p. 202.e1 54. Chapter 39: Ultrasonography in circulatory failure - p. 206.e1 55. Chapter 40: Perioperative sonographic monitoring in cardiovascular surgery - p. 210.e1 56. SECTION VII: Abdominal and Emergency Ultrasound - p. 213.e1 57. Chapter 41: Various targets in the abdomen (hepatobiliary system, spleen, pancreas, gastrointestinal tract, and peritoneum): (CONSULTANT-LEVEL EXAMINATION) - p. 214 58. Chapter 42: Approach to the urogenital system - p. 223.e6 59. Chapter 43: Point-of-care pelvic ultrasound - p. 228.e4 60. Chapter 44: Procedural ultrasound for surgeons: (CONSULTANT-LEVEL EXAMINATION) - p. 233.e3 61. Chapter 45: The extended fast protocol - p. 237.e2 62. Chapter 46: Use of ultrasound in the evaluation and treatment of intraabdominal hypertension and abdominal compartment syndrome - p. 240.e3 63. SECTION VIII: Specialized Settings - p. 243.e1 64. Chapter 47: Ultrasound in the neonatal and pediatric intensive care unit - p. 244 65. Chapter 48: Integrating ultrasound in emergency prehospital settings - p. 250.e1 66. Chapter 49: Use of ultrasound in war zones - p. 253.e1 67. Chapter 50: Ultrasound imaging in space flight - p. 257.e1 68. SECTION IX: Special Techniques and Applications - p. 262.e1 69. Chapter 51: Soft tissue, musculoskeletal system, and miscellaneous targets - p. 263 70. Chapter 52: Ultrasound-guided percutaneous tracheostomy - p. 271.e9 71. Chapter 53: Ultrasound-guided regional anesthesia in the intensive care unit - p. 273.e1 72. Chapter 54: Ultrasound in reconstructive microsurgery: (CONSULTANT-LEVEL EXAMINATION) - p. 287.e1 73. Chapter 55: Ultrasound in animals - p. 289.e1 74. SECTION X: HOLA Logistics and the Ultrasound Experience/Training/Credentialing - p. 293.e1 75. Chapter 56: Integrating picture archiving and communication systems and computerized provider order entry into the intensive care unit: The challenge of delivering health information technology–enabled innovation - p. 294 76. Chapter 57: The holistic approach ultrasound concept and the role of the critical care ultrasound laboratory - p. 297.e1 77. Chapter 58: Ultrasonography: A basic clinical competency - p. 302.e1 78. Chapter 59: Integrating ultrasound into critical care teaching rounds - p. 305.e1 79. Chapter 60: Training and competence in ultrasound-guided vascular access - p. 307.e1 80. Chapter 61: Training in critical care echocardiography: Both sides of the atlantic - p. 311.e1 81. Chapter 62: Ultrasound training in critical care medicine fellowships - p. 315.e1 82. Index - p. 319

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  • Incorporate a holistic approach. Visualize all or any parts of the body, tissues, organs and systems in their live, anatomically and functionally interconnected state and in the context of the whole patient’s clinical circumstances.
  • See exactly how it’s done. Numerous ultrasound images and access to dozens of videos demonstrate the use of ultrasound in critical care.
  • Rely on the guidance of more than 80 different experts from Australia, China, Middle East, Europe, USA, and Canada regarding the current and future use of CCU.
  • Adapt the use of emergency ultrasound in specialized out-of-hospital (i.e., war zones, animals) and in-hospital (i.e., pediatric units) settings. Additionally, issues regarding CCU logistics, training, and education are analyzed for the first time.

1. Cover image - p. i 2. Title page - p. ii 3. Table of Contents - p. iii 4. Copyright - p. iv 5. Contributors - p. v 6. Dedications - p. xv 7. Foreword - p. xvi 8. Preface - p. xvii 9. Acknowledgments - p. xviii 10. SECTION I: Fundamentals - p. 1 11. Chapter 1: Fundamentals: Essential technology, concepts, and capability - p. 2 12. SECTION II: Neurocritical Care - p. 24 13. Chapter 2: Transcranial doppler ultrasound in neurocritical care - p. 24 14. Chapter 3: Transcranial doppler in aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage: (CONSULTANT LEVEL EXAMINATION) - p. 31.e1 15. Chapter 4: Transcranial doppler in the diagnosis of cerebral circulatory arrest: (CONSULTANT LEVEL EXAMINATION) - p. 35.e1 16. Chapter 5: Use of transcranial doppler ultrasonography in the pediatric intensive care unit: (CONSULTANT LEVEL EXAMINATION) - p. 39.e1 17. Chapter 6: Ocular ultrasound in the intensive care unit: (CONSULTANT LEVEL EXAMINATION) - p. 44.e1 18. Chapter 7: General chest ultrasound in neurocritical care - p. 50.e1 19. SECTION III: Vascular Ultrasound - p. 54 20. Chapter 8: Overview of the arterial system - p. 54 21. Chapter 9: Ultrasonography for deep venous thrombosis - p. 59.e6 22. Chapter 10: Ultrasound-guided central venous access: The basics - p. 65.e1 23. Chapter 11: Ultrasound-guided vascular access: Trends and perspectives - p. 70.e1 24. Chapter 12: How to choose the most appropriate ultrasound-guided approach for central line insertion: Introducing the rapid central venous assessment protocol - p. 75.e1 25. Chapter 13: Pediatric ultrasound-guided vascular access - p. 79.e1 26. Chapter 14: Ultrasound-guided peripheral intravenous access - p. 85.e1 27. Chapter 15: Ultrasound-guided placement of peripherally inserted central venous catheters - p. 88.e1 28. Chapter 16: Ultrasound-guided arterial catheterization - p. 94.e1 29. Chapter 17: Intravascular ultrasound: (CONSULTANT-LEVEL EXAMINATION) - p. 98.e1 30. Chapter 18: Ultrasound-guided placement of inferior vena cava filters: (CONSULTANT-LEVEL EXAMINATION) - p. 100.e1 31. SECTION IV: General Chest Ultrasound - p. 105 32. Chapter 19: Lung ultrasound: The basics - p. 105 33. Chapter 20: Pleural ultrasound - p. 110.e1 34. Chapter 21: Lung ultrasound in trauma - p. 114.e1 35. Chapter 22: Lung ultrasound in acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) - p. 118.e1 36. Chapter 23: Lung ultrasound in mechanically ventilated patients - p. 122.e1 37. Chapter 24: Lung ultrasound: Protocols in acute dyspnea - p. 127.e1 38. Chapter 25: Endobronchial ultrasound: (CONSULTANT-LEVEL EXAMINATION) - p. 130.e1 39. SECTION V: Echocardiography - p. 138 40. Chapter 26: Transthoracic echocardiography: An overview - p. 138 41. Chapter 27: Echocardiography for intensivists - p. 145.e1 42. Chapter 28: Echocardiography: Beyond the basics: (CONSULTANT-LEVEL EXAMINATION) - p. 153.e1 43. Chapter 29: Transesophageal echocardiography - p. 159.e1 44. Chapter 30: Echocardiography in cardiac trauma - p. 167.e1 45. Chapter 31: Echocardiography in cardiac arrest - p. 170.e1 46. Chapter 32: Evaluation of left ventricular diastolic function in the intensive care unit: (CONSULTANT-LEVEL EXAMINATION) - p. 174.e1 47. Chapter 33: Evaluation of right ventricular function in the intensive care unit by echocardiography: (CONSULTANT-LEVEL EXAMINATION) - p. 178.e1 48. Chapter 34: Evaluation of patients at high risk for weaning failure with doppler echocardiography: (CONSULTANT LEVEL EXAMINATION) - p. 184.e1 49. Chapter 35: Improving cardiovascular imaging diagnostics by using patient-specific numerical simulations and biomechanical analysis - p. 189.e1 50. SECTION VI: Hemodynamics - p. 193 51. Chapter 36: Hemodynamic monitoring considerations in the intensive care unit - p. 193 52. Chapter 37: Measures of volume status in the intensive care unit - p. 199.e1 53. Chapter 38: Evaluation of fluid responsiveness by ultrasound - p. 202.e1 54. Chapter 39: Ultrasonography in circulatory failure - p. 206.e1 55. Chapter 40: Perioperative sonographic monitoring in cardiovascular surgery - p. 210.e1 56. SECTION VII: Abdominal and Emergency Ultrasound - p. 213.e1 57. Chapter 41: Various targets in the abdomen (hepatobiliary system, spleen, pancreas, gastrointestinal tract, and peritoneum): (CONSULTANT-LEVEL EXAMINATION) - p. 214 58. Chapter 42: Approach to the urogenital system - p. 223.e6 59. Chapter 43: Point-of-care pelvic ultrasound - p. 228.e4 60. Chapter 44: Procedural ultrasound for surgeons: (CONSULTANT-LEVEL EXAMINATION) - p. 233.e3 61. Chapter 45: The extended fast protocol - p. 237.e2 62. Chapter 46: Use of ultrasound in the evaluation and treatment of intraabdominal hypertension and abdominal compartment syndrome - p. 240.e3 63. SECTION VIII: Specialized Settings - p. 243.e1 64. Chapter 47: Ultrasound in the neonatal and pediatric intensive care unit - p. 244 65. Chapter 48: Integrating ultrasound in emergency prehospital settings - p. 250.e1 66. Chapter 49: Use of ultrasound in war zones - p. 253.e1 67. Chapter 50: Ultrasound imaging in space flight - p. 257.e1 68. SECTION IX: Special Techniques and Applications - p. 262.e1 69. Chapter 51: Soft tissue, musculoskeletal system, and miscellaneous targets - p. 263 70. Chapter 52: Ultrasound-guided percutaneous tracheostomy - p. 271.e9 71. Chapter 53: Ultrasound-guided regional anesthesia in the intensive care unit - p. 273.e1 72. Chapter 54: Ultrasound in reconstructive microsurgery: (CONSULTANT-LEVEL EXAMINATION) - p. 287.e1 73. Chapter 55: Ultrasound in animals - p. 289.e1 74. SECTION X: HOLA Logistics and the Ultrasound Experience/Training/Credentialing - p. 293.e1 75. Chapter 56: Integrating picture archiving and communication systems and computerized provider order entry into the intensive care unit: The challenge of delivering health information technology–enabled innovation - p. 294 76. Chapter 57: The holistic approach ultrasound concept and the role of the critical care ultrasound laboratory - p. 297.e1 77. Chapter 58: Ultrasonography: A basic clinical competency - p. 302.e1 78. Chapter 59: Integrating ultrasound into critical care teaching rounds - p. 305.e1 79. Chapter 60: Training and competence in ultrasound-guided vascular access - p. 307.e1 80. Chapter 61: Training in critical care echocardiography: Both sides of the atlantic - p. 311.e1 81. Chapter 62: Ultrasound training in critical care medicine fellowships - p. 315.e1 82. Index - p. 319

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