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SOFsono JSOM case #2

Posted by doc Hampton on November 8, 2016
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Yet another quarter has gone by, and the SOFsono JSOM case #2 is out in the Journal of Special Operations Medicine (fall issue). As promised, we are following with further discussion here on the blog.

Our goal is to provide you with a series of SOF-focused and case-based ultrasound education TiDBiTS. We want to show you how ultrasound can help you solve a number of OPERATiONAL and CLiNiCAL DiLEMMAS, especially in prolonged field care settings. Tidbits are defined as small and particularly interesting pieces of information, hence brevity is intentional!

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A 28-year-old NATO Special Operations Forces (SOF) Operator participates in a LOW-PROFiLE MiSSiON. Continue Reading

Once upon a scan… Call for cases!

Posted by doc Hampton on August 5, 2016
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SOFsono wants youAs you all know, SOFsono and Journal of Special Operations Medicine (a.k.a. JSOM) have recently partnered to start a series of SOF-focused ultrasound education tidbits. And now we thought to partner with you, the SOF Medics!

If:

  • You are a SOF Medic from a NATO member state or Down Under;
  • You have ever wished you had an ultrasound machine, while taking care of a patient AND/OR;
  • You have wondered if that kind of technology would be of use to any particular patient…

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SOFsono JSOM case #1

Posted by doc Hampton on July 25, 2016
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SOFsono JSOM case #1

It is finally happening! The very first SOFsono JSOM case is out in the Journal of Special Operations Medicine (summer issue), and we are following with further discussion here on the blog.

Our goal is to provide you with a series of SOF-focused and case-based ultrasound education TiDBiTS. We want to show you how ultrasound can help you solve a number of operational and clinical dilemmas, especially in prolonged field care settings. Tidbits are defined as small and particularly interesting pieces of information, hence brevity is intentional!

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Now, let me begin by saying that MARSOC guys are tough dudes – no doubt about that! This case is a tribute to their educational aspirations in point-of-care ultrasonography – and for this very reason our patient is a MARSOC operator – one of their very own! It’s an honor to count them in as my students!

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