Point of Care Cardiac Ultrasound (Echocardiography, POCUS)

This video is brought to you by the Stanford Medicine 25 to teach you how to use bedside point of care ultrasound.
In this video we show you cardiac point of care ultrasound (echocardiography) by simultaneously demonstrating the position of the probe and ultrasound images.
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0:00 - Intro
1:23 - Patient Position
1:48 - Parasternal Long & Short Cardiac View
5:54 - Apical 4-Chamber View
8:18 - Subcostal View
10:22 - Left Ventricular Systolic Dysfunction
14:06 - Right Ventricular Systolic Dysfunction
16:07 - Pericardial Effusion
18:00 - End
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This video is led by Dr. Andre Kumar. He is faculty at Stanford and a hospitalist with extensive experience in point of care ultrasound.
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[@StrongMed]

Andre, great video!

[@StanfordMedicine25]

Thanks Eric!

[@vijayalakshmicmsunderaj595]

Clear , step by step, detailed. Thank you.

[@yeonahro1273]

VERY HELPFUL VIDEO! THANKS 👍👍👍

[@ravipandey9215]

Very better and informative video...plz keep uploading more stanford

[@germaine1750]

This was informative, thank you!!

[@ashishmishra8688]

Excellent video thank you

[@ToastFairyfloyd69]

Amazing content!

[@ashishmishra8688]

Excellent video bro thank you

[@subhamkaushik9078]

Really Informative, thank you..,👍👍👍

[@joelruiz6889]

Excellent presentation.

[@BlueSky-lb8fw]

This is a pretty good overview with comparison views.

[@maddiamato8819]

Great video!! Thank you

[@medicalstudents9076]

So far best I was searching all over & finally got you it’s actually welly explain thanks

[@syedarmaghanhassan4652]

This guys Dr. Kumar, is so good... and such an amazing technician as well.. so knowledgeable. The editor and Director of this video deserves an Oscar.. Such a logical editing, good labeling of heart parts, etc. Good job guys! Thanks for sharing!

[@jannatulbushra6342]

Yes.u r right

[@jamalnasir1465]

Wana to join physical classes sir❤😊

[@mahiryilmaz4629]

Thank you!!

[@MaireadFurlong]

Great video

[@kanniahmutharasan3083]

Superb lecture I understood many points easily

[@maramalthagafi1689]

Thank you so much its really helpful, can I ask you which mode you used in this video ? Is it cardiac mode ?

[@jonasmatope7801]

Very educative

[@avinashdubey1753]

😊best explanation

[@untilnexttime9095]

excellent

[@joshyantony1932]

Can you do a bit more detailed ECHO tutorial like Valvular lesions?

[@dr.shafaatkhan5932]

nice

[@shulamiteasare3049]

If someone is suffering from heart disease which the vine that hold the heart appear only one what will happen to the patient?.

[@TheBeastKane]

I had a stress test, holter monitor and a echocardiogram done (because of anxiety prob due to my history of bodybuilding) Do i need to get a calcium score test done? I was told i should get one but my cardiologist said that we didn't need to do one because my Echocardiogram and everything else looked perfect.

[@micinum]

Calcium score test is the stupidest thing ever invented. Cardiac MRI yes or even Coronary angiogram so if there is a blockage they can put a stent but calcium score test is useless. Whatever they see on the CT still will need future investigation. If you had stress test done and holter monitor that is all you need to do cardiac wise. Every 3 years you can do stress test if you want but calcium score test no. That is for very old people and people who have very bad lipid panel. Whoever tells you otherwise is either wanting to make money out of you or they just dont care.

[@HotRoute7]

Did you get something injected into your hand at the start of your ultrasound?

[@hassan1h]

Any test that clarifies i have heart problem before its too late please. Which test should i do

[@maryamfaleh7681]

Firt ECG

[@hassan1h]

These NHS doctors are killing me. I have swear pain at the top left of my back somewhere between shoulder blades, chest pain, and feel like someone sitting on my chest, difficult to breathe, and feel like someone choking me. My left under arm is painful. And i feel like funny heartbeats. 25march i called ambulance at work as i could not breathe. They took me to the hospital and discharged me after taking my blood. Please, if anyone knows what's going on with me, please guide 🙏 what do i do? Im crying with all that pain, but my GP is not paying attention. They just keep saying ur ok

[@nickrodnooriafshar8599]

Go to a cardiologist

[@jayshrishyambaba108]

It's a angina pain due to cardiac problem

[@jayshrishyambaba108]

❤

[@minipandora22]

The Doctor is handsome

[@saraali-ho8fx]

This doctor looks like eastern man so handsome

[@chrisjitsu7166]

The heart is on the left side not in the middle interesting

[@Natashahoneypot]

Brilliant video. The hosbital decoration is so ugly though. It's like a sickly pea green palid blugh.

[@sandyrtyyhf2851]

He's flat they had my mom lay on her left side

[@Krejzol-iw8xj]

Saul Goodman

[@fnimer9294]

Your scanning is poor. Pic is not clear . The patient position is wrong. Sorry. You are off axis.

[@ShakirShakir-yf7ge]

for a beginner like me he is very simple and clear. I hv seen cardiologist frnds doing echo, now I hv a better understanding of the chambers and gross functions atleast. U appear to be a bit arrogant by passing such comments

[@andresvaldezlorenzo8046]

Plus its a pocus, much patients are in critical condition, so formal echo positions might not be an option.

[@chickennugget3392]

😂