Publication | Open Access
The History of Point-of-Care Ultrasound Use in Disaster and Mass Casualty Incidents
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Medical UltrasoundSurgeryInjury PreventionMonthly Bioethics JournalPoint-of-care Ultrasound UsePower UltrasoundSurgery SimulatorPublic HealthTelehealthUltrasound PhysicsRadiologyEmergency RadiologyComputer-assisted SurgeryAmerican Medical AssociationUltrasoundRapid Trauma AssessmentVirtual MentorTriageMedical EthicsPatient SafetyMass Casualty IncidentsTrauma TriageMedicineHealth InformaticsEmergency Medicine
During disasters and mass casualties, point-of-care ultrasound makes it possible to diagnose thoraco-abdominal injuries rapidly and accurately, offers a tool for procedure guidance, and has streamlined patient triage. Virtual Mentor is a monthly bioethics journal published by the American Medical Association.
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