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What you'll learn
• Perform the scans that comprise of the VExUS exam

• Interpret the individual waveforms that comprise of the VExUS exam

• Appreciate the caveats and pitfalls of a VExUS exam

• Showcase examples of how a VExUS exam can be integrated with other POCUS and clinical information, to provide a comprehensive volume status assessment.
Presenter: Katie Wiskar 
MD FRCPC Lead, General Internal Medicine POCUS fellowship
Division of General Internal Medicine
University of British Columbia

Dr. Katie Wiskar is a General Internist at Vancouver General Hospital. She completed her core Internal Medicine and General Internal Medicine fellowship at the University of British Columbia. She completed a year of POCUS fellowship, including 6 months of Critical Care Ultrasound fellowship at Western University in London. Her POCUS passions include VExUS and POCUS evaluation of volume status; all things echocardiography; and clinical integration of ultrasound findings. Outside of medicine, you can find her on the beach volleyball court, hiking in the mountains, or playing with her two sons.
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Why your ultrasound choice is crucial
  • When precision is vital, not having good image clarity can compromise success and create many complications.
  • When the situation is critical, time is vital. You need an easy to use system with advanced image clarity to save these vital seconds which could make the difference for the patient.
  • Having the right tools improves patient care, improves efficiency and reduces costs.
Quick and confident diagnostic with Sonosite

Point-of-care ultrasound is often compartmentalised such that the clinician will focus on one body system while performing a critical care ultrasound examination. Instead of this compartmentalised approach, VExUS allows you to evaluate for venous congestion using point-of-care Ultrasound and can be performed when trying to assess the fluid status of the patient. 

The VExUS Score can give you evidence of venous congestion in the liver, gut and kidneys to help predict early signs of end-organ damage and allow you to change/optimise your fluid management approach for your patient.
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