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Advanced Ultrasound Training for ICU Decision-Making
 
Master point-of-care ultrasound in high-acuity clinical environments with advanced, case-based training designed for critical care.
 
The e Sono Critical Care POCUS Course is an advanced ultrasound training program focused on real-time clinical decision-making in critically ill patients. Built around high-acuity ICU scenarios, it enables clinicians to integrate cardiac, lung, and hemodynamic ultrasound into daily practice.
 
Through realistic simulations and real patient data, learners develop the ability to interpret ultrasound findings within full clinical context - including vital signs, ventilation parameters, and evolving patient conditions.
 
Course Highlights
  • 20 high-acuity clinical scenarios reflecting real ICU complexity
  • 137 authentic patient ultrasound scans
  • 133 interactive tasks simulating hands-on decision-making
  • Integrated cardiac, lung, and hemodynamic POCUS training
  • Realistic ICU simulation with patient monitoring and ventilation data
 
Why Choose the e Sono Critical Care Course?
  • Advanced POCUS training for ICU and high-acuity environments
  • Case-based learning focused on real clinical decision-making
  • Integration of cardiac, lung, and hemodynamic ultrasound
  • Real patient data combined with clinical monitoring context
  • Designed for clinicians already familiar with ultrasound fundamentals 
What You Will Learn
 
1.  Cardiac Ultrasound in Critical Care
  • Assessment of left ventricular systolic function (visual estimation, EPSS, FS, FAC, MAPSE)
  • Right ventricular function evaluation, including TAPSE
  • Ventricular size, geometry, and strain patterns
  • Recognition of valvular pathologies in critical illness
  • Cardiac contribution to shock and pulmonary edema 
2. Lung Ultrasound in High-Acuity Patients
  • ARDS pattern recognition across different etiologies
  • Pneumonia across varying severities and presentations
  • Differentiation of cardiogenic vs non-cardiogenic pulmonary edema
  • Pleural effusion and empyema assessment
  • Pneumothorax detection
  • Lung ultrasound in mechanically ventilated patients 
3. Hemodynamic Ultrasound Integration
  • Volume status assessment
  • Fluid responsiveness in spontaneously breathing and mechanically ventilated patients
  • Combined cardiac, lung, and IVC evaluation
  • Ultrasound-based differentiation of shock mechanisms 
4. Trauma & Resuscitation Applications
  • eFAST examination in acute settings
  • Thoracoabdominal integration in trauma
  • FEEL protocol in cardiac arrest and peri-arrest scenarios 
Key Features
  • Integrated ICU monitor simulation aligning ultrasound findings with vital signs, ventilation parameters, and evolving clinical data
  • Case-based learning with real clinical context
  • Expert-led video demonstrations of complete cardiopulmonary ultrasound evaluations
  • Concise, evidence-based explanations for each scenario
  • Fully online, simulation-based training
  • No ultrasound hardware required 
Who Is This Course For?
This course is designed for clinicians working with critically ill patients who already have foundational ultrasound knowledge:
  • Critical care physicians
  • Anesthesiologists
  • Emergency physicians managing critically ill patients
  • Hospital-based physicians using POCUS
  • Clinicians seeking advanced cardiopulmonary and hemodynamic integration 
Learning Approach
  • Case-driven, simulation-based learning
  • Real patient data in dynamic clinical scenarios
  • Integration of ultrasound with ICU monitoring
  • Focus on bedside decision-making and clinical application
Table of Content

Main Complaint Primary Pathology Lungs Cardiac Abdomen Number of Scans
General weakness with rapid deterioration Severe Mitral Regurgitation Atelectasis, Pleural Effusion Mild LV Dysfunction, Atrial Enlargement, Regional Wall Motion Abnormality Subdiaphragmatic fluid 8
Undifferentiated shock Cardiogenic Shock Pulmonary Edema, Atelectasis, Pleural Effusion Severe LV Dysfunction, ICD Subdiaphragmatic fluid 9
RUQ pain, fever & cough ARDS Left-sided Pneumonia, Bilateral Consolidations, Pleural Effusion Moderate LV Dysfunction - 8
Fever, chills and respiratory failure ARDS Pulmonary Edema, Bilateral Lung Consolidations, Pleural Effusion Hyperdynamic LV Function, High IVC Distensibility Index - 8
Fever and chills ARDS Left-sided Pneumonia, Bilateral Consolidations, Pleural Effusion Moderate LV Dysfunction, Atrial Fibrillation - 7
Fever of Unknown Origin (FUO) Complicated Pleural Effusion Complicated Pleural Effusion Dysfunctional Mechanical Valves, ICD Distended Bladder due to Urinary Retention 10
Fever & respiratory failure, post-explosion injuries ARDS Bilateral Consolidation, Atelectasis, Pleural Effusion Hyperdynamic LV Function, Pericardial Effusion Negative FAST, Preserved Renal Corticomedullary Differentiation 13
Chest pain Takotsubo Cardiomyopathy - Apical Hypokinesia and “Ballooning” - 3
Epigastric pain Severe Pancreatitis Pulmonary Edema, Consolidation, Pleural Effusion, Atelectasis Hyperdynamic LV Function Biliary Sludge 7
Shock, post-MVA Pneumothorax Pneumothorax Regional Wall Motion Abnormality, ICD Negative FAST (stomach is demonstrated) 7
Smoke Inhalation (Explosion) Pleural Effusion, Atelectasis Pleural Effusion, Atelectasis - - 4
Respiratory failure & abnormal CXR LUL Pneumonia Severe Pneumonia; Atelectasis; Pleural Effusion Right Ventricular Hypertrophy (RVH); Left Ventricular Hypertrophy (LVH) - 8
Respiratory Failure Lung Atelectasis Lung Atelectasis Preserved LV Function - 6
Encephalitis & Shock Septic Shock Bilateral Pneumonia Hyperdynamic LV Function - 7
DKA, Hypoxia Pneumonia Lung Consolidation; B-lines Hyperdynamic LV Function - 5
Diabetic; Respiratory Failure MALA; Pneumonia Bilateral Consolidation: Pneumonia, Atelectasis Preserved LV Function - 8
Anaphylactic Shock Normal Exam Normal Preserved LV Function - 7
Sepsis Pneumonia Left Subpleural Consolidation; Right Consolidation; Pleural Effusion Preserved LV Function - 7
Found Unresponsive Pseudo PEA (Hypovolemia) - Hypovolemic Shock - 3
Unresolved fever ARDS Consolidation, Atelectasis, Pleural Effusion - - 5

Course Language
English

Delivery Method
This course is delivered entirely online using e Sono’s unique cloud-based platform. Access is granted via username and password after purchase confirmation. No additional hardware is required.

Course Access: Standard license includes 3 months of access. For extended access, please contact us.

Minimum requirements:
Device Type: Desktop, Laptop, or Tablet
Operating System: Windows 10 (64-bit) / macOS 11 (Big Sur) / iPadOS 14 or later
Processor (CPU): Intel Core i5 (8th Gen) / AMD Ryzen 5 (3000 series) / Apple M1 / A12 Bionic (iPad)
Memory (RAM): 8GB
Graphics (GPU): Integrated Graphics (Intel UHD 620 or equivalent) / Apple Integrated GPU (iPad)
Storage: 256GB SSD or HDD with at least 10GB free space
Internet Connection: 30 Mbps download / 5 Mbps upload
Web Browser: Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, and Opera
Input Devices: Keyboard & Mouse or Touchscreen
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