HOW TO: GASTRIC ULTRASOUND

The role of gastric ultrasound in assessing aspiration risk which makes it an essential skill in the modern anesthesiologist's repertoire. Gastric ultrasound can help identify the presence of solid or liquid contents in the stomach, guiding the choice of the safest anesthesia induction technique. Dr Frederic Polus, the NYSORA’s fellow will demonstrate the use of gastric ultrasound in an actual patient with a history of delayed gastric emptying. And if you are serious about learning POCUYS ultrasound, NYSORA’s POCUS App is the most widely used learning too that features the most clinically applicable POCUS techniques. Download yours for a free test drive at the link below.
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[@loganclemons4961]

Extremely useful in the US and relevant in the era of widespread use of SGL1 inhibitors like ozempic, monjaro, and trulicity for weight loss. All which cause delayed gastric emptying and full stomachs in some cases after a full >8 hours of fasting

[@Ildardoc]

Thanks, very usefull, especailly for obesity patients, ✅✅✅

[@JustSayN2O]

It would be instructive to also show live ultrasound images of a stomach containing liquid, and one full of solid contents just after a meal and again several hours later. That's because at 1:15, it seems like there's gastric intraluminal contents. I'll just have to ultrasound my own stomach during each of these test conditions. I'm on call this weekend, can do it between cases.

[@nysoravideo]

Great comments; thank you. Can you send us a link to your video? Best regards and have a good call this weekend!

[@JustSayN2O]

@@nysoravideo Thank you. I will try to save images and/or 4-second videos, and send via e-mail.

[@gc3134]

Dr.Hadzic, as allways very usefull and interesting..... this is a day life work....

[@nysoravideo]

It really is! Thank you for watching. Do you and your colleagues do gastric ultrasound regularly? Greetings!

[@gc3134]

Yes Dr. H. for selected cases and urgency cases, some of us do it as a routine. It's very helpfull, much more of it ts a posible dificult arway, to plan an awake tecnique or fast secuense if it's the case. Excelent material, and didactic. Easy to digest.... very important. Thanks.

[@icudaily.1282]

perfecto

[@rishiraj2548]

Thanks

[@nysoravideo]

Welcome. Do you and your colleageus do gastric ultrasound routniely?

[@konstantinstoyanov4325]

Is it feasible doing the test with a phased-array probe?

[@HaemDream]

T1DM + vitiligo!

[@cyndy3516]

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