Written by Judith Buckland, MBA, RDCS, FASE
"Isn't there a black box warning for contrast?" "I don't feel comfortable giving contrast to my ICU patient" "The patient has acute coronary syndrome, I don' think you should give contrast" These are just a few of the responses you may face from an ICU nurse or critical care staff in response to...
Written by Judith Buckland, MBA, RDCS, FASE
Earlier this year the American Society released a new guideline paper on Chagas Disease with recommendations for cardiac imaging. What the heck is Chagas Disease?! Then after never hearing of Chagas Disease in relation to cardiology it suddenly began to pop up in more and more articles and...
Written by Judith Buckland, MBA, RDCS, FASE
This week we would like to introduce you to Matthew Cox, BS, RDCS. Matthew will be presenting an interesting echo case study with an unusual diagnosis, be sure to check out the case study here!
Matthew Cox: Non-Traditional Journey into Echocardigraphy
Matthew is a cardiac sonographer that...
Written by Matthew Cox, BS, RDCS
As a community committed to inspiring excellence in imaging we thought it would be useful to share some interesting echo case studies so that we can all learn together. Please reach out to us with any interesting studies that you would like to share! Matthew Cox, BS, RDCS from OSF Heathcare in...
Written by Judith Buckland, MBA, RDCS, FASE
Last weekend we held What the Clip! Echo Symposium at Bethesda Hospital East. It reviewed the echo assessment of the mitral valve with both TTE and TEE. At the end of the symposium, George Daniel, MD, FACC reviewed a MitraClip case with us. He presented a case that he had recently performed...
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