A didactic case on information provided by point-of-care ultrasound during resuscitation to understand the underlying mechanism of a cardiac arrest. On CHEST, free full-text and didactic videos freely available until February 23rd at Science Direct
Find out how to use tracheal ultrasound to improve the choice of left double-lumen tube in thoracic anaesthesia and to prevent the choice of too large and potentially harmful tubes. A prospective observational study conducted in Dijon by Prof. Bouhemad, with Dr. E. Roldi and the GRIP. Abstract here from the European Journal of Anaesthesiology.
From the “ultrasound section” of the GRIP and Pr. Bouhemad of the University of Dijon, a review on how to use lung ultrasound for an accurate early diagnosis of ventilator-associated pneumonia and to monitor its response to treatment. Soon on Pubmed, Free full text already available on ATM website
How to correctly place, calibrate and use esophageal catheter to mesure transpulmonary pressure and respiratory mechanics? Have a look to the review article “Technical aspects of bedside respiratory monitoring of transpulmonary pressure” from Pr. Mojoli and the “Ventilation section” of The GRIP (Francesca Torriglia, Anita Orlando, Isabella Bianchi, Eric Arisi, Marco Pozzi). Soon on […]
Take a look to our narrative review for the Blue Journal on lung ultrasound in critical care! Abstract: Point-of-care ultrasound is increasingly used at the bedside to integrate the clinical assessment of the critically ill; in particular, lungultrasound greatly developed in the last decade. This review describes basic lung ultrasound signs and focuses on their applications in critical care. Lung semiotic is made […]
Is Lung ultrasound score a reliable tool to assess lung aeration? Definitely yes! In this study newly published study conducted by the GRIP with Milan ICU we demonstrated a significant correlation between LUS score and lung density. Have a look at the abstract!