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CRUS west 2020

Cancelled

Please note: CRUS West 2020 is cancelled due to covid restrictions. Please check back in 2021!




​Point-of-care ultrasound is revolutionizing care for the critically ill patient. Ultrasound allows the treating clinician to exploit the rapid, portable and repeatable nature of the technique to assist in decision making for those with shock, respiratory failure or in need of invasive procedures.

The Canadian Resuscitative Ultrasound Course (CRUS) 2019 will focus on the core skill set required to begin the road to competency in this exciting area. This will include didactic and hands-on sessions, with emphasis on image acquisition, image interpretation and clinical integration. With particular emphasis on cardiac and respiratory failure, as well as vascular access, this course is ideally suited for those caring for the gravely ill patients typically seen in the acute care environment including the ICU, OR or ED. 
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This course uses a flipped classroom model where lectures will be provided ahead of time in electronic format to enhance your learning.
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  • Home
  • About
    • The Team
    • Social Media
    • Research >
      • COVID Shunt Study
      • Echo-AKI
      • Curriculum design & implementation
    • Events >
      • ABSono Rounds >
        • ABSono Rounds Recordings
      • Joint Rounds
    • Training >
      • CCUS Rotation
      • Clinical CCUS Fellowship
      • eCLass Ultrasound
  • Sonology
    • Physics of ultrasound
    • Transducer manipulation
    • Image optimization
    • Machines >
      • X-Porte
      • EDGE
    • Quality >
      • Essentials QPath E
      • Submitting for QA
    • Critical Thinking
  • Echo
    • Standard echo views >
      • Echo in shock VR
    • LV Function Assessment >
      • Regional cardiac anatomy
    • Pitfalls in LV assessment
    • Pericardial space
    • RV function assessment
    • Inferior vena cava
    • Cardiac Output
    • Echo in VTE
    • The Echo Lab >
      • Standard acquisition
      • Key references
    • TEE >
      • Focused 4-view
      • Shunts and Bubble Studies
  • Lung US
    • Overview
    • Pneumothorax detection
    • Interstitial diseases
    • LUS in respiratory failure
    • Pleural Effusion Assessment
    • LUS in Covid-19
  • Procedural US
    • VR in HALO
    • Central line (IJ)
    • Central line (Subclavian)
    • Central line (Femoral)
    • Thoracentesis
    • Paracentesis
    • U/S-guided PIV
  • Trauma US
    • eFAST fundamentals
    • eFAST Core Knowledge
    • The Thorax
    • The Heart
    • The Abdomen
  • Neuro
    • Optic nerve sheath diameter
    • Transcranial Doppler
  • GIMUS
    • GIMUS Rounds
    • Rules of GIMUS
  • References and links
    • References
    • Helpful links