More than 250 PoCUS experts from over 70 countries and representing almost every discipline to present the latest concepts in ultrasonography in four broad tracks.
Track one
Track 1: PoCUS for the specialist, new science, and the cutting edge
What is new in ultrasound? New approaches, new uses, new ideas, new applications? What lies beyond the horizon? What new tools are being developed? How will new forms of connectivity, AI, and machine learning affect future directions of PoCUS? What new scientific information is there to topple the shibboleths of PoCUS? Are you heading for the frontier? Check out this Track for a taste of what might be in store for you there. All sessions will include 20 to 40 minutes of panel discussion in which you will be able to share your knowledge and insights as well as your doubts and concerns.
Day one (December 3rd)
08:15 (GMT +3)
WF WC 2022 Welcome
08:20 (GMT +3)
Presidential Address
08:40 (GMT +3)
Keynote Address: When disruptive technology becomes mainstream
Vicki Noble
09:00 – 20.00 (GMT +3)
Congress Sessions
How is technology changing ultrasound practice?
09:00 (GMT +3)
Will machine learning lead to ultrasound evaluation of every patient everywhere?
Mike Blaivas (Columbia,NC – USA)
09:20 (GMT +3)
ONSD automation using image analysis and machine learning techniques
Mohammad Hirzallah (Houston,TX – USA)
09:40 (GMT +3)
Hemodynamics and wearable ultrasound
Jon-Emile S. Kenny(New York,NY – USA)
Watch video
10:00 (GMT +3)
Inferior vena cava edge tracking echocardiography: a promising tool with applications in multiple clinical settings
Stefano Albani (Trieste – ITALY)
10:20 (GMT +3)
When insonation meets backpropagation: An overview of deep learning and POCUS
Robert Arntfield (Ontario – CANADA)
10:40 (GMT +3)
Live panel discussion and Q&A
Moderators
How is technology changing ultrasound teaching?
11:20 (GMT +3)
Teleproctoring: tech for teaching and mentoring
Nicholas Lim (Singapore – SINGAPORE)
11:40 (GMT +3)
Enabling the willing Telementored self performed ultrasound ( is there a new menber on the team )
Andrew Kirkpatrick (Calgary – CANADA)
12:00 (GMT +3)
The machine as teacher: AI feedback for learners of heart and lung PoCUS
Cameron Baston (Philadelphia, PA – USA)
12:20 (GMT +3)
Let your students take the wheel – how to create an inspirational and thriving environment for pocus
Timo Oosterveld & Richard Svalstedt (Stockholm – SWEDEN)
13:00 (GMT +3)
Lunch Break
Creating the science: point-of-care ultrasound research for the next generation - Part I
14:00 (GMT +3)
The SHOC-ED Study: a global research conversation on designing and executing and international RCT in ultrasound
Paul Atkinson & Hein Lamprecht (Saint John, NB & Cape Town – CANADA & SOUTH AFRICA)
14:20 (GMT +3)
The role of small scale high-quality clinical trials in PoCUS science
Adrian Wong (London – UK)
14:40 (GMT +3)
Ways to build a culture of collaborative ultrasound research
Hamid Shokoohi (Boston, MA – USA)
15:00 (GMT +3)
Point/ counterpoint: arguments for and against RCTs in PoCUS science
Giovanni Volpicelli (Turin – Italy) & Cristian Laursen (Odense – DENMARK)
15:20 (GMT +3)
Moderated panel discussion of issues relating to RCTs
Cristian Laursen (Odense – DENMARK), Giovanni Volpicelli (Turin – ITALY), Hamid Shokooi (Boston, MA- USA) & Adrian Wong (London -UK)
15:40 (GMT +3)
Live panel discussion and Q&A
Hamid Shokooi (Boston, MA USA) & Adrian Wong (London -UK)
Ultrasound in medical education
16:00 (GMT +3)
Leveraging ultrasound training for a varied professional career
Bret Nelson (New York, NY – USA)
16:20 (GMT +3)
Gamification of ultrasound: the sonogames experience
Rachel Liu (New Haven, CT – USA)
16:40 (GMT +3)
Student today, leader tomorrow . What have we gained from teaching ultrasound?
Timo Osterveld & Rickard Svalstedt (Stockholm – SWEDEN)
17:00 (GMT +3)
Summary of findings of consensus document on ultrasound in medical education
Richard Hoppman (Columbia, SC – USA)
17:20 (GMT +3)
Impact of the ICC on medical education
Jeanette Mladenovic (Portland, OR – USA)
Don't be late for the BUS! Brain ultrasound beyond the walls of the neuro ICU
18:00 (GMT +3)
Butterflies in the brain: introduction to NeuroPoCUS
Vincent Lau (Ontario – CANADA)
18:40 (GMT +3)
Ultrasound for the evaluation of intracranial pressure
Manni Waraich (London – UK)
19:00 (GMT +3)
Brain trauma care from the ED to the SICU: basic skills for intensivist. Conclusions of the ESCIM concensus conference
Aarti Sarwal (Salem, MA – USA)
19:20 (GMT +3)
Novel intraoperative point-of-care ultrasound applications in brain tumor surgery
Mojtaba Chardoli (Hulhumalé – REPUBLIC OF MALDIVES )
20:00 (GMT +3)
Adjourn
Day two (December 4th)
08:30 (GMT +3)
Welcome back to WF WC 2022
08:35 (GMT +3)
PoCUS Lifetime Achievement Award Ceremony
09:00 – 22.00 (GMT +3)
Congress Sessions
Evolving uses of PoCUS in the surgical setting
09:00 (GMT +3)
PoCUS for Intra-abdominal Hypertension at the SICU
Bruno Pereira (Campinas – BRASIL)
09:20 (GMT +3)
Focused perioperative TOE in non-cardiac surgery
Antonio Rubino (Cambridge – UK)
09:40 (GMT +3)
Preoperative focused cardiac ultrasound screening in non-cardiac surgery. Pleasing the anesthesiologist or changing patient outcome?
Peter Juhl-Olsen (Aarhus – DENMARK)
10:00 (GMT +3)
Ultrasound meal accommodation test in critically ill patients with and without feeding intolerance UMAT-ICU
Ángel Augusto Pérez-Calatayud (Mexico City – MÉXICO)
10:20 (GMT +3)
Canadian recommendations for training and performance of perioperative PoCUS
Massimiliano Meineri (Leipzig – GERMANY)
Ultrasound in cardiopulmonary arrest and peri-arrest
11:00 (GMT +3)
Diagnostic accuracy of PoCUS in cardiac arrest
Joshua Reynolds (Grand Rapids, MI – USA)
11:20 (GMT +3)
Pneumothorax detection with lung ultrasound in cardiac arrest. What is the evidence?
Raoul Breitkreutz (Frankfurt – GERMANY)
11:40 (GMT +3)
Peri-arrest echocardiography: Timing, technique, teamwork
Susanna Price (London – UK)
12:00 (GMT +3)
ECMO, ECLS and echography. Best friends forever
Ghislaine Douflé (Toronto,ON – CANADA)
12:20 (GMT +3)
Transesophageal Echo as a tool for realtime optimization in CPR: interim report of an ongoing multicenter registry
Felipe Teran (New York, NY – USA)
12:40 (GMT +3)
Peri-arrest evaluation by TTE & TEE: cases, pearls and pitfalls
Katie Burns (Nashville, IL – USA)
13:20 (GMT +3)
Lunch Break
Disseminating the science: point-of-care ultrasound research for the next generation - part II
14:20 (GMT +3)
From the perspective of the reviewers: what do they look for in a manuscript
Alberto Goffi (Toronto,ON – CANADA)
14:20 (GMT +3)
The young researcher’s perspective on manuscript preparation, submission and the review process
Mateusz Zawadka (Warsaw – POLAND)
14:40 (GMT +3)
Burying the hatchet in ultrasound research: an excercise in collaboration not competition
Hamid Shokoohi (Boston, MA – USA)
15:00 (GMT +3)
Why we don’t publish much PoCUS research
Henry E. Wang (Columbus, OH – USA)
15:20 (GMT +3)
Rejection sucks! How to choose a target journal for your ultrasound article?
Rajkumar Rajendram´s (Riyadh – SAUDI ARABIA)
From the duty cycle to the respiratory cycle. How ultrasound assists in the management of mechanical ventilation
16:00 (GMT +3)
PoCUS use for lung recruitment and PEEP setting
Belaid Bouhemad (Dijon – FRANCE)
16:20 (GMT +3)
Cardiac and lung ultrasound to predict weaning failure
Luigi Vetrugno (Chieti – ITALY)
16:40 (GMT +3)
Muscle ultrasound to assess respiratory effort and predict weaning failure
Pieter Roel Tuinman (Amsterdam – NETHERLANDS)
17:00 (GMT +3)
A proposed lung ultrasound and phenotypic algorithm for the care of COVID-19 patients with acute respiratory failure
Martin Girard
17:20 (GMT +3)
Hocus PoCUS and CARDS tricks to detect shunt
Rajkumar Rajendram (Riyadh – SAUDI ARABIA)
The belly of the beast: how and when to use abdominal ultrasound to optimize patient care
18:00 (GMT +3)
New approaches to optimizing perfusion of the kidney
Jim Watchorn (London – UK)
18:20 (GMT +3)
PoCUS for the splanchnic circulation: diagnostic tool and therapeutic target
Francesco Corradi (Pisa – ITALY)
18:40 (GMT +3)
Imaging the liver using ultrasound beyond dilated ducts
Francesca Travaso (London – UK)
19:00 (GMT +3)
Bowel PoCUS: beyond just a “gut feeling”
Michael Armstrong (Portland, OR – USA)
19:20 (GMT +3)
Early selective point-of-care ultrasound in the evaluation of a surgical acute abdomen
Hamid Shokoohi (Boston, MA – USA)
Not a drop too little, not a drop too much. Walking the high wire of adequate perfusion without congestion in fluid management
20:00 (GMT +3)
VExUS assessment in the management of chronic heart failure
Philippe Rola (Montreal – CANADA)
20:20 (GMT +3)
VExUS assessment in the emergency department
Korbin Haycock (Loma Linda, CA – USA)
20:40 (GMT +3)
VExUS assessment in the intensive care unit
Rory Spiegel (Washington, DC – USA)
21:00 (GMT +3)
VExUS assessment in nephrology
William Beaubien-Souligny (Montreal – CANADA)
21:20 (GMT +3)
VExUS assessment in the perioperative setting
Andre Denault (Montreal – CANADA)
22:00 (GMT +3)
Final remarks
Track two
Track 2: PoCUS for the generalist; honing skills, refining practice
Why do the top athletes in the world spend hours a week with trainers who have never won a major competition? Which of us knows so much about ultrasound that we cannot profit from the insights and experience of others? Tune in to Track 2 to put a new edge on tried and tested tools; to refresh, refine, recalibrate and generally spruce up your ultrasound practice. All sessions will include 20 to 40 minutes of panel discussion in which you will be able to share your knowledge and insights as well as your doubts and concerns.
Day one (December 3rd)
08:15 (GMT +3)
WF WC 2022 Welcome
08:20 (GMT +3)
Presidential Address
08:40 (GMT +3)
Keynote Address: When disruptive technology becomes mainstream
Vicki Noble
09:00 – 00:20, Dec 4 (GMT +3)
Congress Sessions
"Think Globally, scan locally" Individual threats and common solutions from around the world
09:00 (GMT +3)
The role of ultrasound in caring for Ukrainian refugees in Moldova
Andrew Liteplo (Boston, MA – USA)
09:20 (GMT +3)
Point-of-care ultrasound in resource limited settings: the PURLS fellowship
Dan Kaminstein (Atlanta, GA – USA)
09:40 (GMT +3)
Congenital heart disease in remote Myanmar and Timor Leste: an ultrasound training and screening program to guide children to a healthier future
Sharon Kay (Sydney – AUSTRALIA)
10:00 (GMT +3)
My practice: how PoCUS narrows diagnosis, accelerates decision-making, and decreases patient costs
Papa Kojo Mbroh (Cape Coast – GHANA)
10:20 (GMT +3)
Global point-of-care ultrasound education and training: new perspectives
Onyinyechi Eke (Boston, MA – USA)
Ultrasound in the management of undifferentiated critical illness in the ED
11:00 (GMT +3)
Past is prologue: ultrasound in the evaluation of undifferentiated chest pain
Luna Gargani (Pisa – ITALY)
12:00 (GMT +3)
Ultrasound in less common and unexpected causes of shock
Tim Harris ( Doha – QUATAR)
12:20 (GMT +3)
It’s tearing me apart, doctor! PoCUS driven approach to acute aortic syndromes
Peiman Nazerian (Florence – ITALY)
13:00 (GMT +3)
Lunch breack
Abolishing "undifferentiated shock" in your ICU. Ultrasound for the management of ongoing shock
14:00 (GMT +3)
Differentiating undifferentiated cardiogenic shock with ultrasound
Caroline Bullen (Harefield -UK)
14:20 (GMT +3)
How to assess mechanical complications of acute myocardial infarction
Karim Bendjelid (Geneve – SWITZERLAND)
14:40 (GMT +3)
Dynamic LVOT obstruction: both cause and effect in septic shock
Sam Orde (Sydney – AUSTRALIA)
15:00 (GMT +3)
ARDS and right ventricular dysfunction: can US guide us between Scylia and Charybdis
Emma Bowcock (Sydney – AUSTRALIA)
15:20 (GMT +3)
PoCUS guided hemodynamic monitoring of the critical pregnant woman and the critical parturient
Laurent Zieleskiewicz (Marseille – FRANCE)
PoCUS in Hospitalist practice
16:00 (GMT +3)
Ultrasound in measuring sarcopenia and frailty to predict falls in elderly population
Shan Liu (Boston, MA – USA)
16:20 (GMT +3)
Acute kidney injury. PoCUS guided assessments of patients with AKI
Irene Ma (Calgary – CANADA)
16:40 (GMT +3)
Hospitalist PoCUS consult services
Jason Williams & Anna Maw (Atlanta, GA and Denver, CO – USA)
17:00 (GMT +3)
Hospitalist Use of POCUS Around the Globe: a conversation
Victoria Vatsvaag (Stavanger – NORWAY), Issac Armstrong (Portland, OR -USA), Taro Minami & Toru Yamada (Tokyo – JAPAN), Gordon Johnson (Portland, OR -USA), Michelle Fleshner (Aurora, CO -USA)
The kids are alright! Updates in PoCUS practice in pediatrics
18:00 (GMT +3)
Ultrasound use for monitoring recruitment and preventing atelectasis in anesthetised children
Cecilia Acosta (Mar del Plata – ARGENTINA)
18:20 (GMT +3)
Fracture ultrasound in kids from wrist to sternum
David Troxler (Basel – SWITZERLAND)
19:20 (GMT +3)
Differentiating etiologies of pneumonia with lung ultrasound
Krystian Sporysz (Gdansk – POLAND)
Ultrasound for managing the septic patient
20:20 (GMT +3)
PoCUS as a tool in the evaluation of undifferentiated sepsis in the ED
Cian McDermott (Dublin – IRELAND)
"My ankles are swollen, my sugar's high, and I'm short of breath, doctor." Brave new world! Ultrasound in ambulatory practice
22:00 (GMT +3)
Ultrasound in preventative care: AAA screening
Andrea Lewis (Indianapolis, IN – USA)
22:20 (GMT +3)
Lumps and bumps. Doctor, What is this?
Joy Shen-Wagner (Columbia, SC – USA)
22:40 (GMT +3)
Musculoskeletal ultrasound in ambulatory care
James Wilcox (Greenville, SC – USA)
23:00 (GMT +3)
Left ventricular hypertrophy in chronic hypertension
Dr. Paul H. Bornemann (Columbia, SC – USA)
23:20 (GMT +3)
Impactful pregnancy related ultrasound in primary care
Mark Deutchman (Aurora, CO – USA)
23:40 (GMT +3)
Screening for valvular disease in ambulatory practice
Tatjana Golob-Gulic (Maribor – SLOVENIA)
00:20, Dec 4 (GMT +3)
Adjourn
Day two (December 4th)
08:30 (GMT +3)
Welcome back to WF WC 2022
08:35 (GMT +3)
PoCUS Lifetime Achievement Award Ceremony
09:00 – 00:00, Dec 5 (GMT +3)
Congress Sessions
PoCUS insights from physical therapists and allied health practitioners
09:00 (GMT +3)
How ultrasound is advancing the remit of physical therapy in the management of pelvic floor dysfunction
Grainne Donnelly (Enniskillen – UK)
09:20 (GMT +3)
How I use ultrasound to assess critically ill patients on the wards. An advanced care practitoner’s perspective
Brigitta Fazzini (London – UK)
09:40 (GMT +3)
Developing an autonomous physical therapy practice through MSK PoCUS
Sue Innes (Colchester – UK)
10:00 (GMT +3)
Lung ultrasound: taking respiratory physical therapy to the next level
Simon Hayward (Blackpool – UK)
10:20 (GMT +3)
Yes, PoCUS is a more accurate diagnostic tool but, can we implement it?
George Ntoumenopoulos (Sydney – AUSTRALIA)
To our hosts: tips from Turkey on how PoCUS can change specialty practice
11:00 (GMT +3)
POCUS-related Emergency Physician Satisfaction: Two Cases in Procedural Ultrasound (Central Venous Catheterization & Pericardiocentesis)
Burcu Azapoğlu Kaymak (Istanbul – TURKEY)
11:20 (GMT +3)
PoCUS related emergency physician satisfaction. Two cases in difficult diagnosis (pulmonary embolism & aortic dissection)
Agit Akgül (Istanbul – TURKEY)
11:40 (GMT +3)
PoCUS related patients satisfaction. Two cases in access to sonography (ectopic pregnancy & deep vein thrombosis)
Emre Şancı (Kocaeli – TURKEY)
12:00 (GMT +3)
PoCUS related patients satisfaction. Two cases in decrease in length of stay (abdominal aortic aneurysm & retinal detachment)
Merve Ekşioğlu (Istanbul – TURKEY)
12:20 (GMT +3)
PoCUS related hospital administration satisfaction. Economical issues (cholelithiasis & urolithiasis)
Süleyman İbze (Antalya – TURKEY)
13:00 (GMT +3)
Lunch break
Can somebody please turn on the light? PoCUS for procedural guidance
14:00 (GMT +3)
Tips and tricks in US guided arterial line placement
Gugliemo Imbriaco (Bologna – ITALY)
14:20 (GMT +3)
Fabrication and characterization of tissue mimicking phantoms for ultrasound guided cannulation training
Jafary Rezan (Melbourne – AUSTRALIA)
14:40 (GMT +3)
No one knows the landmarks anymore. Resurrection of ultrasound guided subclavian cannulation
Mateusz Zawadka (Warsaw – POLAND)
15:20 (GMT +3)
Ultrasound guided transgluteal sciatic nerve block for lumbar radiculopathy
Andrew Goldsmith (Boston. MA – USA)
Ultra-special care: PoCUS use for midwives, nurses, and allied health professions
16:20 (GMT +3)
Remote allied health practitioner led PoCUS training
Hannah Conway (Leicester – UK)
16:40 (GMT +3)
Obs-gyne PoCUS for emergencies
Manal Mustapha (Riyadh – SAUDI ARABIA)
17:00 (GMT +3)
On the threshold of a new age: ultrasound management of speech, voice & swallowing disorders
Jodi Allen & Joanne Cleland (London & Glasgow – UK)
17:20 (GMT +3)
Developing pre-hospital ultrasound in New Zealand. First step the cardiac arrest focused echo (CAFE) exam
Hanna Latta (Wellington, NEW ZEALAND)
Bones, nerves, and sinews. MSK ultrasound: a Primer for the emergency physician
18:00 (GMT +3)
Musculoskeletal ultrasound physics and anatomy
Caitlin Azzo (Boston, MA – USA)
18:20 (GMT +3)
Ultrasound guided evaluation of the upper extremity
Minna Kohler (Boston, MA – USA)
18:40 (GMT +3)
Ultrasound guided evaluation of the lower extremity
Nour Al Jalbout (Boston, MA – USA)
19:00 (GMT +3)
Ultrasound evaluation of the joints and arthrocentesis
Calvin Huang (Boston, MA – USA)
19:20 (GMT +3)
Evaluation of fractures and dislocations with ultrasound
Robert Adrian (Boston, MA – USA)
Basic MSK ultrasound for the internist
20:20 (GMT +3)
PoCUS assessment of the knee and ankle
Michael Wagner (Greenville, SC – USA)
20:40 (GMT +3)
PoCUS assessment in rheumatoid arthritis and gout
Lee Day (Columbia, SC – USA)
Infectious disease PoCUS for the internist
22:20 (GMT +3)
PoCUS assessment for lung sources of infection
Giovanni Volpicelli (Turin – ITALY)
23:00 (GMT +3)
PoCUS assessment in soft tissue and MSK sources of infection
Minna Kholer (Boston, MA – USA)
23:20 (GMT +3)
PoCUS assessment for abdominal sources of infection
Kevin Piro (Portland, OR – USA)
00:00, Dec 5 (GMT +3)
Final Remarks
Track three
Neighbors and friends: sharing the PoCUS space with other societies and groups
Although many practitioners have known for years how PoCUS supports and enriches clinical practice, this discovery is being made by an ever-widening range of specialties. Track 3 will allow specialists who are not using ultrasound to find out “what all the fuss is about” from leaders who discuss how ultrasound is modifying practice and improving patient care. But the goal is not solely to provide space for each specialty to discuss PoCUS in its own field. Finding out how colleagues in other fields are using ultrasound will allow each of us to tap into new wellsprings of knowledge for our own practice. All sessions will include 20 to 40 minutes of panel discussion in which you will be able to share your knowledge and insights as well as your doubts and concerns.
Day one (December 3rd)
08:15 (GMT +3)
WF WC 2022 Welcome
08:20 (GMT +3)
Presidential Address
08:40 (GMT +3)
Keynote Address: When disruptive technology becomes mainstream
Vicki Noble
09:00 – 22:00 (GMT +3)
Congress Sessions
Ultrasound in infectious and tropical diseases (scientific collaboration with the Federation of European Societies for Tropical Medicine and International Health, FESTMIH)
09:00 (GMT +3)
Ultrasound for HIV and tubercolosis: the FASH protocol
Tom Heller (Lilongwe – MALAWI)
09:40 (GMT +3)
Focal liver lesions: differential diagnosis and main infectious causes
Enrico Brunetti (Pavia – ITALY)
10:00 (GMT +3)
Focused ultrasonography in urinary schistosomiasis
Joachim Richter (Berlin – GERMANY)
10:20 (GMT +3)
Focal spleen and liver lesions: interactive cases
Tommaso Manciulli (Pavia – ITALY)
PoCUS and emergency ultrasound in Africa (scientific collaboration with the african federation of emergency medicine, AFEM)
11:00 (GMT +3)
US training for EM trainees and medical students across Africa
Janet Sugut (Dar es Salaam – TANZANIA)
11:20 (GMT +3)
Narrowing the diagnosis and accelerating decision making with lung ultrasound in the African clinical environment
Gabin Mbanjumucyo (Kigali – RWANDA)
11:40 (GMT +3)
Ultrasound as an adjunct in the management of the upper airway
Temesgen Beyene (Addis Ababa – ETHIOPIA)
12:00 (GMT +3)
PoCUS equity in low and middle income countries
Joey Bonney (Kumasi – GHANA)
13:00 (GMT +3)
Lunch break
PoCUS in acute cardiovascular care (scientific collaboration with the acute cardiovascular care association, ACVC)
14:00 (GMT +3)
Which failure is in play? Differentiating left ventricular versus biventricular failure
Christophe Vandenbriele (Leuven – BELGIUM)
14:20 (GMT +3)
Role of echocardiography in acute pulmonary embolism
Aleskandar Neskovic (Belgrade – SERBIA)
14:40 (GMT +3)
Role of echocardiography in stress cardiomyopathies
Guido Tavazzi (Pavia – ITALY)
15:00 (GMT +3)
Role of echocardiography in the choice and management of mechanical circulatory support
Susanna Price (London – UK)
Advances in the new frontier of the world's largest medical specialty: PoCUS-guided management of congestive heart failure in Internal Medicine (Scientific Collaboration with the European Federation of Internal Medicine and the Canadian Society of Internal Medicine, EFIM and CSIM)
16:40 (GMT +3)
Hepatic Vein Flow. Demystifying VEXUS
Gregory Mints & Tanping Wong (New York, NY – USA)
17:20 (GMT +3)
Signal or noise ? Of veins and volume status
Brian Buchanan (Edmonton, AB – CANADA)
Hospitalist medicine in the western hemisphere (scientific collaboration with the society of hospitalist medicine, SHM)
18:00 (GMT +3)
Evolution of PoCUS in SHM over past decades
Nilam Soni (San Antonio, TX – USA)
18:20 (GMT +3)
Hospitalists as leaders in US guided procedures and procedure services
Ria Dancel & Manpreet Malik (Chapel Hill, NC and Atlanta, GA – USA)
18:40 (GMT +3)
Developing a SHM PoCUS community: successes, challenges, and lessons learned
Benji Mathews & Gordon Johnson (Minneapolis, MN and Portland, OR -USA)
19:00 (GMT +3)
Ultrasound in CVC Placement (40 mins)
Tanping Wong & Greg Mints (New York, NY – USA)
Ultrasound in medical education (scientific collaboration with the society of ultrasound in medical education, SUSME)
20:00 (GMT +3)
A multispecialty PoCUS fellowship program: the highs and lows of trying to be many things to many people
Nova Panebianco (Philadelphia, PA – USA)
20:20 (GMT +3)
The role of simulation in longitudinal ultrasound training from credentialing to recertification
Beatrice Hoffmann (Boston, MA – USA)
20:40 (GMT +3)
The importance of the continuum of ultrasound education. From medical student to practicing clinicians
Vicki Noble (Cleveland, OH – USA)
21:00 (GMT +3)
The future of competency based point-of-care ultrasound training and evaluation
Andrew Goldsmith (Boston, MA – USA)
22:00 (GMT +3)
Adjourn
Day two (December 4th)
06:30 (GMT +3)
Welcome back to WF WC 2022
06:35 (GMT +3)
PoCUS Lifetime Achievement Award Ceremony
09:00 – 20:00 (GMT +3)
Congress Sessions
PoCUS in prenatal, antenatal care and obstetrics (scientific collaboration with australasian society for ultrasound in medicine, ASUM)
07:00 (GMT +3)
Ultrasound training for providers in regional and remote locations
Nayana Parange (Adelaide – AUSTRALIA)
07:20 (GMT +3)
The value of an ultrasound machine in caring for women in remote locations
Fergus Gardiner & Breanna Spring (Canberra – AUSTRALIA)
07:40 (GMT +3)
Basic 3rd trimester foetal assessment: presentation, umbilical Doppler and deepest pocket
Emma Ellis (Auckland – AUSTRALIA)
08:00 (GMT +3)
Caesarean scar pregnancy diagnosis and management
George Condous (Sidney – AUSTRALIA)
08:20 (GMT +3)
Evaluating pelvic pain in the non-pregnant patient
Debra Paoletti (Canberra – AUSTRALIA)
PoCUS in Nephrology
09:00 (GMT +3)
Multi-organ PoCUS in acute kidney injury
Gregorio Romero-González (Barcelona – SPAIN)
09:20 (GMT +3)
Point-of-care ultrasound in hyponatremia
Abhilash Koratala (Milwaukee, WI – USA)
09:40 (GMT +3)
PoCUS in acute kidney injury and liver disease
Eduardo R Argaiz (Mexico City – MÉXICO)
10:00 (GMT +3)
Vascular access ultrasound: what a general nephrologist should know
Vandana Niyyar (Atlanta, GA – USA)
10:20 (GMT +3)
Nuts and bolts of PoCUS curriculum development for nephrology trainees
Nathaniel Reisinger (Philadelphia, PA – USA)
Critical care ultrasonography in unstable patients: what to know and what to do (scientific collaboration with the european society of intensive care medicine, ESICM)
11:00 (GMT +3)
Basic Ultrasound “head to toe” skills for intensivits in the general and neuro intensive care unit population
Chiara Robba (Genova – ITALY)
11:40 (GMT +3)
Critical care Ultrasonography for management of acute respiratory failure with emphasis on thoracic ultrasonography
Paul Mayo (New York, NY – USA)
12:00 (GMT +3)
Staying Alive, TCD, TEE and beyond the FAST exam
Robert Arntfield (London, Ontario – CANADA)
13:00 (GMT +3)
Lunch break
POCUS in Pediatrics (scientific collaboration with P2 NETWORK)
14:00 (GMT +3)
AEyeball: taking ocular PoCUS beyond the hospital
Lianne McLean (Toronto – CANADA)
14:20 (GMT +3)
To B or not to B. The rationale of counting B lines in Pediatric Lung US
Niccolò Parri (Pisa – ITALY)
15:00 (GMT +3)
AI, POCUS innovation: how to bring AI at the bedside
David Kessler (New York, NY – USA)
15:20 (GMT +3)
Contrast enhanced ultrasound in pediatrics: current uses and applications
Dave Teng (New York, NY – USA)
Emergency medicine in Europe (scientific collaboration with the european society for emergency medicine, EUSEM)
16:20 (GMT +3)
Masters of our own ship: PoCUS stewardship in the ED
Jim Connolly & Joseph Osterwalder (Newcastle and San Gallen – UK and SWITZERLAND)
16:40 (GMT +3)
Training for ultrasound in a conflict zone
Kasia Hampton (Keiserlautern – GERMANY)
17:00 (GMT +3)
Developing a European PoCUS curriculum
Effie Polyzogopoulou (Athens – GREECE)
17:20 (GMT +3)
From local to global: role of transnational medical societies and their future
Gregor Prosen (Maribor – SLOVENIA)
17:40 (GMT +3)
Live panel discussion and Q&A
Moderators
Evolution of critical care ultrasound within SCCM (scientific collaboration with the society of critical care medicine, SSCM)
18:00 (GMT +3)
ADDING HEART The role of cardiologist in Society of Critical Care Medicine Critical Care Ultrasound
Brandon Wiley (Rochester, MN – USA)
18:20 (GMT +3)
Neurology: neurocritical care in our critical care ultrasound business line at SCCM
Aarti Sarwal (Winston-Salem, NC – USA)
18:40 (GMT +3)
Emergency medicine: critical care in our critical care ultrasound business line at SCCM
Enyo Ablordeppey (St. Louis, MO – USA)
19:00 (GMT +3)
Pediatrics: critical care in our critical care ultrasound business line at SCCM
Erik Su (Houston, TX – USA)
19:20 (GMT +3)
Multi specialty and inter professional progress in PoCUS within SCCM
Jose Diaz-Gomez (Houston, TX – USA)
20:00 (GMT +3)
Final remarks
Track four
Deconstructing Babel: Regions and countries speak in their own language about their own issues
WINFOCUS is is a sustaining space, a walled garden where the world’s sonologist meet, exchange ideas, debate, and celebrate their shared mission. Yet in every part of the world PoCUS plays a different role within different cultural, legal, and clinical environments. In this Track, WINFOCUS communities around the world have been invited to showcase their local teachers, to share locally important information, to brainstorm, and to disseminate their unique solutions. Some Sessions will be conducted in non-English language, others will be devoted to specific regional or national themes. Vive la difFerence! Session leaders have been encouraged to design the two hours as they see fit, but in most, as in the other tracks, there will be a panel discussion at the end of the Session in which you will be able to share your knowledge and insights as well as your doubts and concerns.
Day one (December 3rd)
23:15, Dec 2 (GMT +3)
WF WC 2022 Welcome
23:20, Dec 2 (GMT +3)
Presidential Address
23:40, Dec 2 (GMT +3)
Keynote Address: When disruptive technology becomes mainstream
Vicki Noble
00:00, Dec 3 – 00:00, Dec 4 (GMT +3)
Congress Sessions
ショックと呼吸困難の初期評価のための ABC アプローチに基づく PoCUS の教授法 How PoCUS for the initial assessmment of shock and dyspnea is taught in Japan [Japanese]
00:00 (GMT +3)
気道エコー(A)と DVT エコー(C)の指導法 How to teach airway ultrasound (A) and DVT ultrasound (C)
Seiro Oya (Tokyo – JAPAN)
00:20 (GMT +3)
肺エコー(B)の指導法 How to teach lung ultrasound (B)
Hayato Taniguchi (Yokohama – JAPAN)
00:40 (GMT +3)
FOCUS(C)の指導法 How to teach cardiac ultrasound to Japanese emergency physicians
Kenichi Katabami (Sapporo – JAPAN)
01:00 (GMT +3)
腹部エコー(C)の指導法 How to teach abdominal ultrasound (C)
Satomi Senoo (Yokohama – JAPAN)
01:20 (GMT +3)
アプローチに基づいた POCUS 指導法 How to teach PoCUS based on ABC approach
Makoto Sera
01:40 (GMT +3)
Panel discussion and Q&A and Message from the pioneer of FAST exam, Prof. Akio Kimura
Moderators: Toru Kameda, Shunichiro Nakao, Akio Kimura
大会主席 Session Co-chairs: 严静Jing YAN 胡才宝 Caibao HU China: PoCUS leaders share their teachings [Mandarin]
02:00 (GMT +3)
开幕式 Opening ceremony
02:10 (GMT +3)
胡才宝 床旁肺部超声检查应用的中国专家共识（2022 初稿）
Chinese experts consensus on the use for point-of-care lung ultrasound （2022Draft）
Caibao HU
02:30 (GMT +3)
“王小亭 床旁超声的教学培训及质量管理 Teaching and training management on point-of care ultrasound
Xiaoting WANG
02:50 (GMT +3)
“王 茵 超声造影在肺部疾病诊断中的应用 Application of contrast-enhanced ultrasound in the diagnosis of pulmonary diseases
Yin WANG
03:10 (GMT +3)
“刘 敬 全国新生儿肺脏超声训基地新生儿肺脏超声教学实践汇报 Report on Neonatal Lung Ultrasound Training Practice From the National Neonatal Lung Ultrasound Training Center
Jing LIU
03:30 (GMT +3)
大会主持Moderators： 龚仕金Shijin GONG 李军亮Junliang LI 胡才宝Caibao HU
讨论点评专家Guest Experts:
刘大为Dawei LIU 管向东Xiangdong GUAN 陈德昌Dechang CHEN
梁萍Ping LIANG 吕传柱 Chuanzhu LV 崔新伍Xinwu CUI
The "PoCUS Pitfalls Symposium": Lessons learned in South East Asia and further Eastward (Singapore, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Philippines, Indonesia) [ENGLISH]
04:00 (GMT +3)
Pitfalls in gastrointestinal ultrasound
Chen Kuo-Chih (Taipei – TAIWAN, CHINA)
04:20 (GMT +3)
Pitfalls in fluid management through PoCUS
Jon Barbasa (Manila – PHILIPPINES)
04:40 (GMT +3)
Pitfalls in first trimester pregnancy sonography
Tsui Chi Leung (Tuen Mun – HONG KONG, CHINA)
05:20 (GMT +3)
Pitfalls in soft tissue emergencies
Kathleen Khoo (Singapore – SINGAPORE)
PoCUS와 함께 어디까지 가봤니? How far have you been with PoCUS? [Korean]
06:00 (GMT +3)
고환이 붓고 아파요! 고환염전일까, 부고환염일까? The swollen and painful testicle: testicular torsion or epididymitis?
Won-Joon Jeong (Daejeon – KOREA)
06:20 (GMT +3)
호흡곤란 환자에서 도플러 초음파를 이용해서 좌심실 이완기기능을 알아보자 Using Doppler to determine diastolic dysfunction in patients with dyspnea
Ju-Young Hong
06:40 (GMT +3)
급성관상동맥증후군에서 단순 심초음파를 이용한 범인동맥 식별 Simple echocardiographic identification of culprit artery in suspected acute coronary syndrome
Seong-Beom Oh (Cheonan-KOREA)
07:00 (GMT +3)
구토하는 영아를 위한 초음파 감별진단 Sonographic evaluation of vomiting in infant
Jun Sung Park
07:20 (GMT +3)
초음파를 이용해서 뇌를 검사해보자 Point of care Transcranial Sonography
Youdong Sohn (Seoul – KOREA)
India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal "It's just not Cricket" State of Play [English]
08:00 (GMT +3)
Current outreach and challenges for PoCUS in the Indian subcontinent
Shrikanth Srinivasan (Gurugam – INDIA)
08 :40 (GMT +3)
Neuromonitoring with PoCUS. How I do it
Gentle Sunder Shrestha (Katmandu – NEPAL)
09:00 (GMT +3)
Should PoCUS be a part of undergraduate training?
Amol Kothekar (Mumbai – INDIA)
Ultrasound update from the world's second largest continent: PoCUS leaders from Africa share their teachings [English]
10:00 (GMT +3)
Utility of hand-held ultrasound for image acquisition and interpretation by trained kenyan providers
Grace Wanjiku (Nairobi – KENYA)
10:20 (GMT +3)
Reflections on POCUS training – the Kenyan experience
Anne Mugera (Nairobi – KENYA)
10:40 (GMT +3)
Utility of PoCUS in acutely breathless patients in a tertiary referral hospital in Kenya
Jacqueline Kagima (Nairobi – KENYA)
11:00 (GMT +3)
Ultrasound on mission: innovations in education and clinical practice as an unintended consequence of brain drain from Nigeria
Abiola Fasina-Ayoola (Lagos – NIGERIA)
11:20 (GMT +3)
Door to Disposition Emergency Care at the Speed of (ultra)Sound
Olurotimi Akinola
Insh'a Allah: The machine cost nothing: the sonologist was impossible to find. Coming to capacity in the Middle East [English]
12:00 (GMT +3)
Establishing first PoCUS fellowship: training , safety, credentialing and QA
Aftab Azad (Doha – QATAR)
13:00 (GMT +3)
Ultrasound guided nerve blocks. An essential ED procedure
Mohammad Al Shamsi (Muscat – OMAN)
13:20 (GMT +3)
Implementation of PoCUS training in pediatric emergency
Hamad Al Mahdi (Riyadh – SAUDI ARABIA)
Iberian PoCUS leaders share their teachings in Spanish
14:00 (GMT +3)
Mejores artículos de 2022 sobre ecografía. Best articles 2022 in Clinical Ultrasound
Ricardo Campo (Barcelona – SPAIN)
14:20 (GMT +3)
Tips para obtener mejores ventanas cardiacas Tips to obtain better cardiac windows
José Alonso (Barcelona- SPAIN)
14:40 (GMT +3)
¿Es el borramiento de la silueta cardiaca un signo de no iniciar RCP? Is the blurring of the cardiac silhouette a sign not to start CPR?
Alicia Pastor (Albacete- SPAIN)
15:00 (GMT +3)
Rendimiento de la escala YEARS combinada con la ecografía clínica ante la sospecha de tromboembolismo pulmonar
Ángel Sánchez (Madrid- SPAIN)
15:20 (GMT +3)
¿Es la función del diafragma un criterio adicional para indicar una toracocentesis? Is the function of the diaphragm an additional criterion for the indication of thoracentesis?
Dr. Dario Cruz – SPAIN
"Allons enfants ...": Ped-PoCUS leaders share their teachings in French
16:00 (GMT +3)
Regarde moi dans les yeux (look me in the eye)
Magali Gauthey (Geneva – SWITZERLAND)
16:20 (GMT +3)
Je suis choqué! (I am a shocked!)
Aude Tonson la Tour (Geneva – SWITZERLAND)
16:40 (GMT +3)
PoCUS en néonatologie: comment ne pas tomber dans les pièges de l’echocardiographie (POCUS in neonatology: how to avoid pitfalls in echocardiography)
Sébastien Joye (Lausanne – SWITZERLAND)
17:00 (GMT +3)
L’échographie en pré-hospitalier pédiatrique: l’expérience du service médical d’urgence (SMUR) (Pediatric Pre-Hospital Ultrasound: the experience of the SMUR emergency medical team)
Stéphanie Brunet (Paris – FRANCE)
17:20 (GMT +3)
La place de l’EDU pour évaluer un enfant qui consulte pour boiterie (The place of POCUS in the evaluation of a limping child)
Marie Pier Desjardins & Charlotte Grandjean-Blanchet (Montreal – CANADA)
Cosí fan tutti: Pocus Leaders share their teachings in italian
19:40 (GMT +3)
Live panel discussion and Q&A
Moderators: Giacomo Castiglione, Gian Cibinel, Luigi Vetrugno
PoCUS in north european countries: Denmark, Sweden, Finland [English]
20:00 (GMT +3)
PoCUS implementation in respiratory/internal medicine, Denmark
Søren Helbo Skaarup (Aarhus – DENMARK)
20:20 (GMT +3)
Critical ultrasonography: geographic, historical and cultural based challenges to PoCUS implementation in Finland
Bodo Wagner (Mikkeli – FINLAND)
20:40 (GMT +3)
PoCUS implementation in emergency medicine, Denmark
Stefan Posth (Odense – DENMARK)
21:00 (GMT +3)
PoCUS implementation in internal medicine, Sweden
Christofer Muhr (Stockholm – SWEDEN)
21:20 (GMT +3)
PoCUS implementation in otorhinolaryngology, Denmark
Tobias Todsen (Copenhagen – DENMARK)
Isto é o que aprendemos. PoCUS leaders share their teachings in Portuguese
22:00 (GMT +3)
Insuficiência respiratória no doente crítico: o papel da ecografia. – Respiratory failure in critical care patients: the role of ultrasound
Tiago Tavares de Abreu (PORTUGAL)
22:20 (GMT +3)
PoCUS como preditor da resposta à VNI na IRPa. Temos evidências? – PoCUS has a predictor of NIV outcome in acute hypoxemic patients: do we have evidence?
Bruno Souza Soares (BRAZIL)
22:40 (GMT +3)
POCUS na abordagem do choque pediátrico – Ultrasound in the assessment of pediatric shock. Ultrasound in the assessment of pediatric shock
Marcela Preto Zamperlini (Sãn Paolo – BRAZIL)
23:00 (GMT +3)
Doppler cardíaco: para além dos botões. – Cardiac doppler: beyond knobology
Vânia Ribeiro (Porto – PORTUGAL)
23:20 (GMT +3)
Ecografia na abordagem de derrames pleurais em pediatria. – Ultrasound management of pleural effusions in children.
João Moreira Pinto (PORTUGAL)
23:40 (GMT +3)
Live panel discussion and Q&A
Moderators: TBD
00:00, Dec 4 (GMT +3)
Adjourn
Day two (December 4th)
01:30 (GMT +3)
Welcome back to WF WC 2022
01:35 (GMT +3)
PoCUS Lifetime Achievement Award Ceremony
02:00 – 00:00, Dec 5 (GMT +3)
Congress Sessions
PoCUS in the bush: ultrasound in the wilderness and rural areas in Australasia [English]
02:00 (GMT +3)
First trimester ultrasound in rural and remote settings
Elissa Kennedy Smith (Melbourne – AUSTRALIA)
02:20 (GMT +3)
POCUS Training across the Outback – the challenges of teaching in remote Australia
Casey Parker (Perth – AUSTRALIA)
02:40 (GMT +3)
Paramedic Delivered POCUS – Shifting the Locus of Care
Aidan Baron (Sidney – AUSTRALIA)
03:00 (GMT +3)
RUSH for Dummies: a new way of looking at POCUS in the critically ill patient
Justin Bowra (Sidney – AUSTRALIA)
03:20 (GMT +3)
Challenges, opportunities and booby traps in PoCUS administration: Notes from the field
Darren Moisey (Newcastle – AUSTRALIA)
03:30 (GMT +3)
The Royal Flying Doctor Service: Areas of need for Gastrointestinal Aeromedical Retrievals in South Australia
Meghan Barnett (Adelaide – AUSTRALIA)
Milestones and the road ahead in Malaysia [English]
04:00 (GMT +3)
PoCUS: making waves in prehospital care, Malaysia. The feasibility, education and quality assurance
Nur Hafiza Yezid (Kedah – MALAYSIA)
04:20 (GMT +3)
Point-of-care ultrasound for the generalists. Coping with the burgeoning interests of PoCUS among family physicians in Malaysia
Nani Draman (Kubang Kerian – MALAYSIA)
04:40 (GMT +3)
Point-of-care ultrasound education for future emergency physicians and medical students. Establishing high quality ultrasound foundations for a lifetime of practice
Shamsuriani Jamal (Kuala Lumpur – MALAYSIA)
05:00 (GMT +3)
Hot, wet, and wild: Point-of-Care Ultrasound in austere tropical environments
Shaik Farid Abdull Wahab (Kubang Kerian – MALAYSIA)
05:20 (GMT +3)
Point-of-care ultrasound: revolutionizing care of the acute & critically ill through the innovation of imaging
Mohamad Hafis Sakan (Melaka – MALAYSIA)
床旁重症超声（POCUS）:在中国，我们走在哪里？未来我们何去何从？POCUS: Where are we in CHINA? what will be in future? 大会共同主席 Session Co-chairs: 蔡国龙 Guolong CAI 胡才宝 Caibao HU
06:00 (GMT +3)
开幕式 Opening ceremony
06:10 (GMT +3)
“晁彦公 床旁重症超声多模态监测 Multimodal monitoring on point-of-care ultrasound in ICU
Yangong CHAO (CHINA)
06:30 (GMT +3)
“尚秀玲 床旁重症超声微循环监测评估 Microcirculation examination and assessment on point-of-care ultrasound in critically ill patient
Xiuling SHANG (CHINA)
06:50 (GMT +3)
彭成忠 5G 远程超声在急重症中的初步应用 Preliminary Application of Tele-Medicine of Ultrasound Based on 5G Network in Emergency and Critical Patients
Zhongcheng PENG (CHINA)
07:10 (GMT +3)
“陈建刚 AI技术在床旁超声（PoCUS）的应用 Applications of ultrasound artificial intelligence to different clinical deparments
Jiangang CHEN (CHINA)
07:30 (GMT +3)
Live panel discussion and Q&A
大会主持Moderators：蔡国龙Guolong CAI 尹立雪Lixue YIN 胡才宝Caibao HU
讨论专家Guest Experts:
隆云Yun LONG 蒋正英Zhengying JIANG 朱天刚Tiangang ZHU
毓星Xing YU 尹万红Wanhong YIN 吴海鹰Haiying WU
ПРАКТИКА И ПЕРСПЕКТИВЫ POCUS В КАЗАХСТАНЕ, РОССИИ, УЗБЕКИСТАНЕ, КЫРГЫЗСТАНЕ, БЕЛАРУСИИ - PoCUS practice and perspectives in Central Asia (Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Belarus) [Russian]
08:00 (GMT +3)
PoCUS в здравоохранении и образовании: реальность и возможности. PocUS in Healthcare and Education: reality and opportunity
Temirov Talgat (Astana – KAZAKHSTAN)
08:20 (GMT +3)
Развитие концепции Point-of-Care Ultrasound в России. Development of the point-of-care ultrasound concept in Russia
Vsevolod Lykhin (Moscow – RUSSIA)
08:40 (GMT +3)
Внедрение и развитие УЗ-навигации в условиях приемного покоя и ОРИТ. Introduction and development of ultrasound navigation in the emergency room and ICU
Iskhakov Manas (Bishkek – KYRGYZSTAN)
09:00 (GMT +3)
Наш опыт внедрения point-of-care US в практику анестезиолога-реаниматолога. Our experience with point-of-care US in the practice of the anesthesiologist and resuscitator
Polina Kayumova (Tashkent – UZBEKISTAN)
09:20 (GMT +3)
PoCUS для терапевта: возможности модернизации. PoCUS for the therapist: upgrade options
Dmitry Gavrilenko (Gomel – REPUBLIC OF BELARUS)
PoCUS liderleri öğretilerini Türkçe paylaşıyor – PoCUS leaders share their teachings in Turkish [Turkish]
10:00 (GMT +3)
Acil Tıpta Yatak Başı Ultrasonografi Müfredatı – Bedside Ultrasonography Curriculum in Emergency Medicine
Aslıhan Yürüktümen Ünal (Antalya – TURKEY)
10:20 (GMT +3)
Tıp Öğrencilerinin Eğitiminde POCUS Eğitimi – POCUS Training in the Education of Medical Students
Funda Karbek Akarca (Izmir – TURKEY)
10:40 (GMT +3)
PoCUS Eğitiminde Acil Tıp ve Diğer Uzmanlık Dalları İşbirlikleri – Emergency Medicine and Other Specialities Collaborations on POCUS Training
Murat Yeşilaras (Izmir – TURKEY)
11:00 (GMT +3)
Mezuniyet Sonrası Eğitimde POCUS Eğitimi: Türkiye Acil Tıp Derneği (TATD) – POCUS Training in Post-graduate Education via Emergency Medicine Association of Turkey (EMAT)
Özlem Dikme (Istanbul – TURKEY)
11:20 (GMT +3)
Türkiye’de Hastane Öncesi Dönemde POCUS Eğitimi – Prehospital POCUS Training in Turkey
Başak Bayram (Izmir – TURKEY)
Ultraschall Fachkenntnisse vom Dreiländertreffen: PoCUS in Switzerland, Germany and Austria [German]
12:00 (GMT +3)
Schallkopf statt Stethoskop in der Intensivmedizin – Transducer instead of stethoscope in intensive care
Christoph Ganter (Zurich – SWITZERLAND)
12:20 (GMT +3)
PoCUS Transthorakale Echokardiographie im Schock – PoCUS Transthoracic Echocardiography in shock
Caroline Gebhard (Basel – SWITZERLAND)
12:40 (GMT +3)
POCUS Darmsonographie – PoCUS of the digestive tract
Thomas Händl (Garmisch-Partenkirchen – GERMANY)
13:00 (GMT +3)
10 Fälle, best of POCUS – 10 cases, best of POCUS
Dorothea Hempel (Mainz – Germany)
13:20 (GMT +3)
POCUS in der Schmerztherapie des Akutpatienten – PoCUS for pain therapy in the acute patient
Rainer Litz (Augsburg, GERMANY)
13:40 (GMT +3)
Live panel discussion and Q&A
Moderators: Rolf Wyttenback (Bellinzona – Switzerland), Daniel Hagara (Lugano -Switzerland), Christoph Ganter (Zurich – Switzerland)
Rumbo a la verdad - Part I: PoCUS leaders share their teachings in Spanish [Spanish]
14:00 (GMT +3)
Ultrasonido pulmonar en ventilación mecánica: pros y contras en la práctica diaria – Pulmonary ultrasound in mechanical ventilation: advantages and disadvantages in daily practice
Shalim Rodríguez (Lima – PERÚ)
14:20 (GMT +3)
Eco Doppler transcraneal en críticos – Transcranial Echo Doppler in critical care
Julio Mijangos (Guadalajara – MÉXICO)
14:40 (GMT +3)
Eco transesofagico en resucitación – Transesophageal echo in resuscitation
Felipe Terán (Philadelphia, PA – USA)
15:00 (GMT +3)
Evaluación del estado hemodinámico a través de la ventana subxifoidea – Evaluation of the hemodynamic status through the subxiphoid window
José Rincón (Mexico city – MÉXICO)
15:20 (GMT +3)
PoCUS en la sala de cuidados intensivos pediátricos – PoCUS in the pediatric intensive care room.
Pablo Bravo (Santiago de Chile – CHILE)
15:40 (GMT +3)
Live panel discussion and Q&A
Coordinación y comentarios: Juan Calderón (México), Dr. Carlos Lescano (Perú), Dr. Fernando Jara (Ecuador), Dr. Ricardo Aguilar Padilla (Mexico)
Compartilhar visões, criar padrões (sharing visions, enforcing standards): challenges to PoCUS development in Brazil [Portuguese]
16:20 (GMT +3)
Avaliação arterial: e o Yang – Arterial evaluation: And the Yang
José Muniz Pazeli Júnior (Barbacena – BRAZIL)
16:40 (GMT +3)
PoCUS por médicos de família: como tornar a atenção primária mais resolutiva – POCUS by GP`s: how to get primary care more resolute.
Fábio Araújo Gomes de Castro (BRAZIL)
17:00 (GMT +3)
Ecografia no pré-hospitalar: jogar na antecipação – Ultrasound in the pre-hospital setting: playing in anticipation
Ana Margarida Ferreira (PORTUGAL)
17:20 (GMT +3)
PoCUS na emergência: erros e dificuldades de interpretação – POCUS in emergency room: interpretation pitfalls and difficulties
Daniel Fontana Pedrolo (BRAZIL)
17:40 (GMT +3)
Live panel discussion and Q&A
Moderators:
Vive le Français: PoCUS leaders share their teachings in French [French]
18:00 (GMT +3)
Echocardiographie et ECMO: implantation, suivi et sevrage – Echocardiography and ECMO placement, monitoring and weaning
Raphael Giraud (Geneva – SWITZERLAND)
18:20 (GMT +3)
L’intéret de l’analyse fine du mouvement septal paradoxal dans l’embolie pulmonaire à risque intermédiaire élevé – The Interest of Fine Analysis of Paradoxical Septal Motion in Intermediate-Hihg Risk Pulmonary Embolism
Damien Tagan (Vevey – SWITZERLAND)
18:40 (GMT +3)
Echocardiographie et états de choc – Echocardiography in shock
Karim Bendjelid (Geneva – SWITZERLAND)
19:00 (GMT +3)
Quantification du glissement pleural: suivi avec la tecnique du Speckle Tracking chez les patients atteints de pneumothorax et d’insuffisance cardiaque congestive – Quantifying lung sliding: Innovative pleural speckle tracking in patients with pneumothorax and congestive heart failure
Laurent Zielesckiewicz (Marseille – France)
19:20 (GMT +3)
Échographie pour le remplissage vasculaire individualisé du patient critique – Ultrasound for tailored fluid management of the critical ill patient
Laurent Muller (Nîmes – France)
19:20 (GMT +3)
Live panel discussion and Q&A
Moderators
Rumbo a la verdad - Part II: PoCUS leaders share their teachings in Spanish [Spanish]
20:00 (GMT +3)
Anestesia regional en trauma – Regional Anesthesia in trauma
Marco Umaña (San José – COSTA RICA)
20:20 (GMT +3)
Errores más frecuentes en ecografía focal – Common errors in focal ultrasound
Alejandro Moya Álvarez (San José – COSTA RICA)
20:40 (GMT +3)
Manejo obstétrico crítico: código MATER/ código POGGU – Critical obstetric management: MATER Code/ POGGU Code
Felipe Montelongo (Mexico City – MÉXICO)
21:00 (GMT +3)
Ecografía de pulmón en pediatría ¿Reemplaza a la Rx? – Lung ultrasound in pediatrics. Does it replace radiography?
Adriana Yock (San José – COSTA RICA)
21:20 (GMT +3)
PoCUS en cirugía – PoCUS in Surgery
Lisandro Montórfano (Weston, FL – USA)
21:40 (GMT +3)
Live panel discussion and Q&A
Moderators: Dra. Laura Hurtado (Argentina), Dr. José Retamal (Chile), Dr. Juan Pablo Rojas (Ecuador), José Arnulfo López Pulgarin (México)
Compartir visiones, crear estándares (sharing visions, enforcing standards): challenges to PoCUS development in LATAM [Spanish]
22:00 (GMT +3)
Ecografía en el prehospitalario – Prehospital ultrasound
Rodrigo Álvarez Calderón (Puebla- MÉXICO)
22:20 (GMT +3)
Ecografia gineco-obstetrica en áreas aisladas – Gyneco-obstetric ultrasound in isolated areas
Leonardo Vera (Rosario – ARGENTINA)
22:40 (GMT +3)
Desarrollo del PoCUS en países en vías de desarrollo – Evolution of PoCUS in developing countries
Oscar Edgardo Díaz Pineda (San Pedro Sula – HONDURAS)
23:00 (GMT +3)
Medicina en áreas remotas y aisladas – Medicine in remote and isolated areas
Juan Carlos Chachques (Paris – FRANCE)
23:20 (GMT +3)
Ecografía en áreas rurales aisladas. Proyecto: El impenetrable – Ultrasound in isolated rural areas. The Impenetrable Project
Gustavo Farruggia ( ARGENTINA)
23:40 (GMT +3)
Live panel discussion and Q&A
Moderators: Dr. Miguel Montórfano (Argentina), Dr. Diego Barca (Argentina), Dr. Santiago Guerequiz (Uruguay), Dr. José Luis Prieto (Bolivia)
00:00, Dec 5 (GMT +3)