EMsono - Online Emergency Medicine Ultrasound Education

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Full access to all the teaching modules for all core emergency ultrasound applications
Thousands of quality ultrasound images to review and test yourself
Regular reviews of the recent ultrasound literature
Access to frequently updated ultrasound cases to challenge yourself
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Online Emergency Ultrasound Education

EMSONO.COM is a comprehensive emergency ultrasound education website that was designed with you, the busy emergency physician, in mind. Tired of just reading a book or watching a boring powerpoint presentation?  Well look no further.  From the comfort of your own home or office, you can now watch state-of-the-art interactive, multimedia presentations, review current journal articles, challenge yourself with interesting cases, and discuss your ideas with others. If a picture is worth a thousand words and a video is worth a million words, then this website with all its features is priceless. Not sure yet?  Watch our Feature Tour.

Would you like to see a sample Case of the Week?

Go ahead, kick the tires...check out one of our Cases of the Week .  Note the tremendous quality of the ultrasound images and video we have on our web site.  Despite being such high quality, note how fast they play on your high speed connection. 

Interested in CME?

EMsono now offers CME for as little as $2.50 / CME hour for our web modules.  Once you complete a module, simply move your mouse over the CME menu bar and then select the CME quiz you wish to complete.


Need a Solution for your Academic Program or Private Group?

Tired of spending your valuable, protected, non-clinical time giving the same lectures month after month?  Tired of not knowing which areas your residents need additional work in?  EMSONO has the answer for you.  Our state of the art, interactive, multimedia programs can be combined with a learning management system (LMS) which will allow you to track the progress of your students.  After the students complete their assigned module(s), you can immediately review the results of their online testing.  This will allow you to focus your teaching on those needed areas and will free you up to do other things.  Be confident that your residents are getting the highest quality educational experience through our interactive modules and that you have the ability to accurately assess their knowledge.  To find out more about our multi-user subscription for academic programs or private groups, contact us at support@emsono.com. 

What's New on EMsono.com

  • August 2010 Challenge

    The case material for this Challenge was provided by Dr. Brooks LaSelle and Dr. Brian Snyder - thanks for the interesting case! A 28 year-old male that presented to the hospital with left trapezial pain. This patient has a history of back pain and when...
  • Case 165

    22 y.o. G1P0 female who is approximately 5.5 weeks pregnant by dates presents with spotting and suprapubic cramping. Her vitals are stable and her physical exam is unremarkable except for the mild suprapubic tenderness and minimal spotting. Her B-hCG...
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  • Case 164

    A 55-year-old male was involved in a rollover MVC after his car was cut off by another vehicle. The patient was restrained and is complaining of generalized abdominal pain, in addition to neck pain, back pain and extremity pain. His vitals are stable...
  • Case 163

    46-year-old male presents to the ED with left flank pain. The patient states he has had pain that has gradually been worsening over the past 5-6 days. It is sometimes sharp and stabbing, but other times it is a dull ache. The patient denies trauma, fever...
  • Case 162

    82-year-old female with dyspnea and hypotension. She was recently seen by her internist and she had her lasix and lisinopril doses increased... Take the Case
  • June 2010 Challenge

    21-year-old male crushed between two heavy objects at work presents with abdominal and chest pain. His vitals are stable and he is afebrile. You perform a focused ultrasound of the RUQ and note the following… Take the Challenge
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  • Case 161

    33-year-old male with left flank pain and microscopic hematuria. Ultrasound of the right kidney was normal. You scan the left kidney and note the following… Take the Case
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