Emergency Echo Training Curriculum
Basic principles of emergency ultrasound
This course will teach you about the mechanisms and principles of emergency ultrasound, including the generation and detection of ultrasound and the basic principles of image interpretation.
Application of emergency echo in emergency situations
You will learn practical skills in emergency ultrasound to quickly diagnose abnormalities in the heart, lungs, abdomen, blood vessels, etc. in emergency situations where emergency ultrasound is most useful.
Practical methods and techniques
You will learn practical techniques for emergency ultrasound, including probe placement, anatomical structure identification, and image interpretation, and improve your skills through practice with real dogs and cases.
Case studies and discussions
Through case studies and group discussions, you will think about appropriate practice and interpretation of emergency ultrasound, and develop practical skills and judgment through multiple scenarios.
Training Date and Time
Date and time: Friday, August 18th, 9:00am - 1:00pm
Location: Ryogoku KFC Room & Halls (Tokyo)
Address: 1-6-1 Yokoami, Sumida-ku, Tokyo 130-0015
Participation fee: 25,000 yen
Capacity: First 24 people
【notice 】
This practical training is an attachment to the tournament. Please apply for the practical training after applying to participate in the tournament. Click here to apply for the tournament.
This session overlaps with the anesthesia monitoring training (Friday, August 18th). If you would like to participate in the anesthesia monitoring training, please join the session on Saturday, August 19th.
We plan to provide a catch-up stream for those who attended the conference , so you will be able to watch any lectures you missed while participating in the practical training at a later date.
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Date and time: Friday, August 18th, 9:00-12:00
August 19th (Sat) 9:00-12:00
Choose from 2 days
This is a practical training course for veterinarians and pet nurses. In this training course, you will learn directly from an anesthesia expert about problems that you may have experienced during anesthesia monitoring and how to solve them.