Emergency Ultrasound History Podcast

Emergency Ultrasound History Podcast

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Emergency Ultrasound History Podcast episodes

  • Vivek Tayal

    In this episode, Dr Vivek Tayal, the lead editor and author of the 2001 ACEP Emergency Ultrasound Guidelines, sits down with me to share the story of how he got involved with emergency ultrasound. He also shares the story of the 2001 ACEP Emergency Ultrasound Guidelines and the pivotal milestones that occurred that made the 2001 ACEP Emergency Ultrasound Guidelines possible. This is an amazing story! Filled with political intrigue and tremendous battles. Enjoy!

    26 min
  • Ep 1. Early POCUS history in LA County with Dr Diku Mandavia

    Dr. Diku Mandavia completed his emergency medicine residency at LA County Hospital in the early 1990s. As one of the early pioneers of emergency ultrasound, he shares with us what it was like to practice in the early 90s in Los Angeles and why emergency physician performed ultrasound was a game changer. He recounts the early political battles in emergency ultrasound and the key victories that he helped win. As the first CMO of SonoSite, he provides insight into why physician involvement is so important with guiding the development of new technologies. This is an amazing interview with Dr Mandavia. Don't miss it!

    24 min

About Emergency Ultrasound History Podcast

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This podcast tells the story of early emergency ultrasound. We talk with the early pioneers in the field and learn how they brought point of care ultrasound from an idea into real-world practice.