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Point of Care Ultrasound in Postoperative Patient Management Ken EMOTO 1,2 , Toru YAMADA 3 1Department of General Medicine, Iizuka Hospital 2Department of General Medicine, Kaita Hospital 3Department of General Medicine, Tokyo Medical And Dental University Hospital Keyword: POCUS , point of care ultrasound , postoperative care pp.506-517
Published Date 2024/7/10
DOI https://doi.org/10.18916/masui.2024070011
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 In a review published in the New England Journal of Medicine in 2011, point of care ultrasound(POCUS)is defined as “ultrasound performed by a clinician at the patient’s bedside in a focused area” and is compared to ultrasound performed by a radiologist or cardiologist. It is also reported that POCUS facilitated confirmation of the suspected clinical diagnosis in up to 50% of cases and supported a change in the initial diagnosis in 23% of cases, and thus POCUS also plays an important role in diagnosis. A variety of critically ill patients are managed in an ICU, including critically ill patients with septic shock or hyperglycemic crisis(internal medicine), postoperative patients in surgery and cardiovascular surgery, and patients with trauma and burns. POCUS is used in a variety of situations for treating critically ill patients, including volume assessment, fever workup, cardiac function assessment, and shock management. This article focuses on patients at the postoperative stage, explains the routine use of POCUS for these patients, and provides a description of POCUS used for abdomen, lung, and lower-extremity vascular ultrasound based on a case study.


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