The Utility of Point- of- Care-Ultrasound in Primary Care

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Hector R. Diaz Aguila
Hector R. Diaz Aguila Consulting professor
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Anselmo Abdo Cuza
Anselmo Abdo Cuza
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Orlando Valdes Suarez
Orlando Valdes Suarez
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Mercedes veliz Sanchez
Mercedes veliz Sanchez
1 Medical University of Villa Clara

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Introduction-The antecedent of ultrasound goes back to the 1940s after World War II when the prospect of ultrasound in medical practices was developed. In 1951 (1), the workshop of Douglas Howry, a radiologist, and his collaborators, Bliss and Posakony make possible the creation of a two-dimensional ultrasound scanner. Since also, ultrasound has elaborated over the occasions to approach a really useful tool in clinical radiology (2). The denomination of ultrasound at the point of care(Point of Care Ultrasound, POCUS) remodeled the paradigm of the ultrasound test carried out by imaging specialists or cardiologists defined by the descriptive pattern of the organs and carried out in certain time and places, to turn an extension of the physical examination (examination, palpation, percussion, auscultation and insonation) (3). Multiorgan clinical ultrasound must be achieved by the attending physician in any care setting(from home to an intensive care unit or operating room).

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Hector R. Diaz Aguila. 2026. \u201cThe Utility of Point- of- Care-Ultrasound in Primary Care\u201d. Global Journal of Medical Research - K: Interdisciplinary GJMR-K Volume 22 (GJMR Volume 22 Issue K7): .

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Introduction-The antecedent of ultrasound goes back to the 1940s after World War II when the prospect of ultrasound in medical practices was developed. In 1951 (1), the workshop of Douglas Howry, a radiologist, and his collaborators, Bliss and Posakony make possible the creation of a two-dimensional ultrasound scanner. Since also, ultrasound has elaborated over the occasions to approach a really useful tool in clinical radiology (2). The denomination of ultrasound at the point of care(Point of Care Ultrasound, POCUS) remodeled the paradigm of the ultrasound test carried out by imaging specialists or cardiologists defined by the descriptive pattern of the organs and carried out in certain time and places, to turn an extension of the physical examination (examination, palpation, percussion, auscultation and insonation) (3). Multiorgan clinical ultrasound must be achieved by the attending physician in any care setting(from home to an intensive care unit or operating room).

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Anselmo Abdo Cuza
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Orlando Valdes Suarez
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Mercedes veliz Sanchez
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