This video demonstrates the principles and nomenclature for ultrasound transducer manipulation and probe/needle coordination. This is intended for ultrasound-guided vascular access and nerve blocks more than diagnostic ultrasound.
Fantastic video! As a Primary Car Physician just getting my feet wet with point of care ultrasonography, this tutorial places very clear images in my mind when I am moving the transducer . Probably one of the best tips was being sure you are actually seeing the tip of the needle and not the cut off of visibility. I makes so much sense with your graphics and explanation. Thank you
Adam, this video is exceptional. Im an EM resident and I haven't found anything else quite as good at explaining how to orient the linear transducer. Would it be possible for me to use parts of the video in a presentation I'm making on ultrasound guided vascular access for our nurses? I would of course provide a link to the video anywhere I use the clips in the presentation. Thanks.
Dear Adam, I am using a few pictures, phrases or part of the video demonstrations from your great public presentation in my teaching slides for my medical colleagues. These visual aids are helping hugely to understand the presented material. I would be very grateful if you give your permission to continue using these.
Thank you so much for requesting permission. Of course you may use this material for education, just not for personal profit. Do you mind telling me how you are using it? What kind of presentations or curricula?
+Adam Collins I am teaching basic ultrasound physic, needle visualisation, FAST exam, ECHO basic views (FICE) and Lung ultrasound in connection with practical hands on trainings (Emergency medicine & intensive care). These courses are presented in my hospital to all grades of medical colleagues. I used your part of your animations for needle visualisation session with an excellent feedback. I am planning to offer these courses to external audience in the region. Many thanks for your permission. Sia
Dear Adam, this is a wonderful video, I loved it! I would like to ask your permission to use the video or parts of it, as part of instructional materials I am developing to teach Ultrasound Basics and Ultrasound Guided FNAs in a post graduation course here, in Brazil. Thank you, Luciane Kanayama
Dear Adam, I am a lecturer in Medical ultrasound physics at CQUni, Australia. I would like to ask permission to provide a link to this video on my Moodle page for PoCUS students. Thank you
Dear Adam, I am Hiroshi Sasano, teaching ultrasound needle insertion in a simulation center in my hospital in Japan. This video presentation is great for learning the risk of ultrasound guided needle insertion. I would like to use this video in my lecture for learning ultrasound guided PICC insertion program for resident in my hospital. I would be very grateful if you give your permission. Thank you very much for your kind attention.
Excellent video, Dr Collins! I would like to ask permission to use your video for educational purposes to teach basic ultrasound skills. Would that be ok with you?
Dear Adam, this is a wonderful video. I would like to ask your permission to use the video as part of instructional materials I am developing to teach ultrasound-guided FNAs Cytopathology fellows at Virginia Commonwealth University. I would also like to ask your permission to utilize some of your images in an educational session directed at practicing pathologists, to be presented at a national conference of the American Society of Cytopathology. Thank you, Adele Kraft
Dear Adam, this is an exceptional animation on transducer manipulation. Would you allow me to use a portion of your creation for a hands-on workshop on POCUS and echocardiography? Your name will be credited and acknowledged. Thank you
Dear Adam, This presentation is great. I would like to embedded the video in the e-learning platform of a undergraduate course about ultrasound. I would be very grateful if you give your permission. Thanks so much for your kind attention.
Hello Dr. Collins, this is a great video! I would like to use parts of the video for a University final presentation about ultrasound guided cannulation and would be very grateful for your permission. Thank you!
Hi Adam, I am an Ultrasound practitioner specialising in training and ultrasound consultancy. I have come across your amazingly helpful video and would like to incorporate some of the slides / advice offered in it with the clinicians I am teaching US Guided procedures to. Please could I have your kind permission to do so, obviously I will reference you at the end of the presentation and promote this video as an excellent training tool. Kind regards, Angie
Dear Adam, your animation of transducer manipulation is fantastic. Would you allow me to use a portion of this video in an e-learning workshop on Echocardiography? Your name will be credited and displayed.
Hi Adam, this is a very good video describing nomenclature and manipulation techniques. May I embed this into a ppt presentation for teaching? Thank you
Hello Adam, Your video is very well done. I would like to download it for use it in training materials for sales representatives who need an understanding of needle visualization with ultrasound for the products they sell. Would that be okay with you? Thank you for your consideration.
Hi Adam, I too would love to use parts of your video in some presentations on ultrasound that I do. Could I get your permission to do this? Great 3D graphics! Very nice job!
Dear Adam, I would like to include a link to some of your videos in an ultrasound curriculum we are developing for our anesthesiology residents. Would like to request your permission for this? Thank you in advance.
Dear Adam, I have a presentation on ultrasound use for iv access next year and working on the details. It a national presentation and i am interested in using portions of the animations from the video to describe ultrasound manipulation and concepts. Would like to request your permission and i would obviously reference the video appropriately.
