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SOFsono moved to Instagram.

Posted by Kasiek on August 10, 2020
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Kasia Hampton MD SOFsono JSOM case 0 SOFsono isnt dead

🇺🇸 Lots of people are asking me what happened to #SOFsono. The short answer is: it simply moved to Instagram. I’ve had to clean up my educational social media commitments, and it seems to me like Instagram is the best platform for highly visual posts on ultrasound education. The 2200 character limit for captions is perfect! Who on earth has the time to write and read lengthy blog or FB stuff? So no more blogging or FB posting. My day, just like yours, has only 24 hrs. 😉

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🇵🇱 Wiele osób pyta mnie co siÄ™ staÅ‚o z #SOFsono… Ano dostaÅ‚o eksmisjÄ™ na Instagrama. Limit 2200 znaków Å›wietnie wpÅ‚ywa na proces “streszczania siÄ™” w opisach przypadków 💪. Bo kto tam ma czas na czytanie i pisanie kilometrowych postów. W obecnych czasach każdy chce wszystkiego “insta”, także uczÄ…c siÄ™ medycyny… 🤔🤓

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10 ultrasound-guided PFC essentials

Posted by Kasiek on April 4, 2016
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SOFmed slides PFC visual definition BWI frequently hear this statement that the special operations medical community is heading back to its roots in prolonged field care (PFC)… And I think it presents an excellent opportunity to review the concept of clinical ultrasound in SOF medicine. With the operational context of PFC shifting towards extended care in resource-constrained environments, it will be on you, the SOF Medics, to embrace a much broader spectrum of medicine, way past superb trauma care or sick call advice. In prolonged field care, as the hours or even days go by, the severely injured patient will need you to take a critical-care-type approach. Continue Reading