DGAI-zertifizierte Seminarreihe Anästhesie Fokussierte Sonografie – Modul 4: Kardiosonografie

Zusammenfassung

Viele transthorakale echokardiografische Untersuchungen können zeitnah und ortsunabhängig durch Anästhesisten erfolgen. Mit dem hier vorgestellten Modul 4: ”Kardiosonographie“ der Seminarreihe ”Anästhesie Fokussierte Sonografie“ wird die Grundlage für eine qualitätsgesicherte Ausbildung und Anwendung der Sonografie in der Anästhesiologie, Intensiv- und Notfallmedizin geschaffen.

Abstract

The use of ultrasonography in perioperative medicine has developed rapidly within the last decade. Today ultrasonic techniques are established methods for peripheral and central venous access as well as for regional anaesthesia. However, transthoracic ultrasonography by non-cardiologists has not yet been routinely established perioperatively, in intensive care medicine or in emergency medicine. With the current module 4: Cardiosonography of the DGAI-certified seminar series in Anaesthesia Focussed Sonography (AFS) it is intended to provide a basis for a quality assured training and implementation of transthoracic sonography in anaesthesia, intensive care medicine and emergency medicine.

Schlüsselwörter:

transthorakale Echokardiografie - fokussierter Ultraschall - kardiale Pathologie - Weiterbildung

Keywords:

transthoracic echocardiography - focussed sonography - cardiac pathology - training

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