DGAI-zertifizierte Seminarreihe Anästhesie Fokussierte Sonografie – Modul 2: Gefäßsonografie

Zusammenfassung

Das Modul 2 liefert die theoretische und praktische Ausbildung in der ultraschallgesteuerten Punktion von zentralen und peripheren Venen und Arterien. Berücksichtigung finden dabei Patienten aller Altersklassen. Gemeinsam mit den Weiterbildungsinhalten der anderen Module ermöglicht diese von unserer Fachgesellschaft initiierte, breit angelegte und strukturierte Seminarreihe einen ersten Schritt zur Definition einer neuen Kernkompetenz unseres Fachgebietes. Die souveräne Verwendung von Ultraschall zur Gefäßpunktion schärft unsere spezifische Fachkompetenz und wird mit dazu beitragen, die Qualität und Sicherheit der anästhesiologischen Patientenversorgung kontinuierlich weiter zu verbessern.

Abstract

Modul 2 will provide the theory and practical training of the sonographically guided puncture of central and peripheral veins and arteries. In doing so patients of all age groups are taken into consideration. Combined with the content of the other modules this series of workshops, which was initiated by our society, might be a first step in defining a new core competency of our specialty. The confident use of ultrasound in vascular puncture sharpens our dedicated professional competence and will contribute to continuously improve the quality and safety of anaesthesiologic patient care.

Schlüsselwörter:

Ultraschall - vaskuläre Sonografie - Gefäßpunktion - Thrombosedetektion - extrakorporale Assistenzverfahren - Ausbildung - Phantom

Keywords:

ultrasound - vascular sonography - vascular puncture - detection of thrombosis - extracorporeal assist devices - education - phantom

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