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EMRA Workshop | ACEP 2022

Monday, October 3 from 2-4pm at the Marriott Marquis in San Francisco

 

The Butterfly Effect: Incorporating POCUS into your clinical assessment

Join the Butterfly Network and Dr. Jacob Avila for an interactive hands-on learning session, focused on ultrasound applications most impactful to emergency medicine.

Butterfly’s integrated imaging solution features a single-probe that supports over 20 emergency medicine applications—and a digital ecosystem that supports learning and proficiency.


Curriculum will focus on both didactics and real-time hands-on instruction of:

  •  Procedure Guidance, focused on peripheral vascular access with new Biplane Imaging™.
  • Assessment of dyspnea, with focused cardiac and lung evaluation.
  • MSK
  • All other POCUS modalities
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