Point-of-Care-Sonografie in der Intensivmedizin

Die Point-of-Care-Sonografie oder fokussierte Ultraschallbildgebung wird auf Intensivstationen zunehmend genutzt, um klar umschriebene diagnostische und therapeutische Fragestellungen zu beantworten. Zeitgemäße kleine portable und qualitativ hochwertige Ultraschallsysteme ermöglichen es heutzutage, das schon seit Jahrzehnten bekannte hohe Potenzial der Sonografie auch bei kritisch kranken Patienten direkt am Bett auszuschöpfen.

Schlüsselwörter

Point-of-Care-Diagnostik - Bedside-Diagnostik - Ultraschall - Intensivmedizin

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