Echocardiography

[Deanmonster]

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Can anyone recommend some resources for studying up on Echo?

Thanks

 

[proman]

 

[smgilles]

Can anyone recommend some resources for studying up on Echo?

Thanks

http://pie.med.utoronto.ca/tee/TEE_content/TEE_standardViews_intro.html

 

[Bertelman]

What level? Are you studying for the boards or your CA-2 rotation?

I have seen the new Mathew book above, and it has tons of Q's at the end of each chapter. Def. seems worth it.

 

[Deanmonster]

What level? Are you studying for the boards or your CA-2 rotation?

I have seen the new Mathew book above, and it has tons of Q's at the end of each chapter. Def. seems worth it.

just for the rotation.

that website is pretty sweet by the way. I'll see if the library has that book tomorrow.

Thanks for your help!

 

[Bertelman]

This is a good place to start.

If you can't get the link to open, just hit up the A&A website and search for "Shanewise comprehensive echocardiography". This article has the 20 basic views, and is basically the reference for the other sources.

It's a great starting point, and something you can read in a couple nights.

 

[Bertelman]

Also, A Practical Approach to TEE by Perrino, Reeves may be a better starting point for a rotation; at least the book is thiner.

 

[Frank Rizzo]

Sidebotham isn't a bad start either.