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Author Archives: Jason Nomura
Single Operator Sterile Sheathing of an Ultrasound Probe for an Ultrasound Guided Procedure
During the care of critically ill patients either in the Emergency Department or other settings can involve the placement of Central Venous Catheters. The literature supports the use of Ultrasound Guidance to prevent mechanical complications and increase success rates. However, … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Ultrasound Education, US Video
Tagged Central Venous Catheter, EMUS, Sterile, US Guided Procedure, Vascular Access
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Tips and Tricks for Placement Confirmation of IJ CVCs
This is a short blurb that my colleagues and I wrote for the ACEP US Section Newsletter, January 2011 edition. American College of Emergency Physicians Emergency Ultrasound Section Newsletter Tips and Tricks Section January 2011 Christiana Care Health System Emergency … Continue reading
Posted in Ultrasound Education
Tagged Central Venous Catheter, EMUS, IJ, In Plane, Subclavian, US Guided Procedure, Vascular Access
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Why Takeokun.com and what is that logo about?
Dr. Chris Nickson (@precordialthump) from Life in the Fast Lane asked me to explain the name and logo for my blog. I figured that if Chris was wondering then others might be too. First the name Takeokun.com for the blog. … Continue reading
US Educational Video: The Ski Lift
My colleagues and I published an article in Academic Emergency Medicine, the journal for the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine, about something we termed the Ski Lift. This is a method to help assist in viewing the needle during in-plane … Continue reading
Posted in Ultrasound Education, US Video
Tagged Central Venous Catheter, EMUS, In Plane, US Guided Procedure, Vascular Access, Video
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Ultrasound Case Review #7 12-2010
There has been some delay in producing a new case review, but this has been a one man show and it has been a busy fall. However, here is a case review of some US guided Central Venous Cannulation with … Continue reading
Sidetracked…
Sorry for the long delay between blog posts, but there have been some major deadlines to meet. The American College of Emergency Physicians Scientific Assembly started off the delay. This was then followed by attending ACEP’s Emergency Medicine Basic Research … Continue reading
New Ultrasound Technology, is it always helpful?
I am recently back from the American College of Emergency Physician’s annual Scientific Assembly conference, as you may have noted from the Twitterfeed. While there, as with most conferences, there was a vendor fair with all the latest new and … Continue reading
Posted in Ultrasound Discussion
Tagged Central Venous Catheter, EMUS, Errors, Technology, US Guided Procedure, Vascular Access
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Ultrasound Case Review #6 09-2010
I recently gave a lecture to the EM residents at my hospital regarding the EFAST exam. This covered common errors, some anatomy, and some subtle findings. We reviewed those cases with a laser pointer that was passed from person to … Continue reading
Posted in Ultrasound Education, US Case Review EFAST
Tagged EFAST, EMUS, Errors, US Anatomy
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How timed Tweets can distract from your message.
There are several software options for people to use to interact with Twitter and manage their posts. Some of the more popular interfaces allow you to create Tweets and have time flagged for a delayed or a timed post. While … Continue reading
All that glitters is not gold, or how NEJM got it wrong
The New England Journal of Medicine is a well known medical journal and viewed as a premiere source of medical information and research presentations. Awhile ago they added a section called “Videos in Clinical Medicine” which is usually a video … Continue reading
Posted in Education, Ultrasound Education
Tagged Central Venous Catheter, EMUS, Errors, IJ, NEJM
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