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Virtual Symposium on POCUS in Heart Health

On February 25th and in honor of National Heart Month, Butterfly hosted a series of roundtable discussions about the role of point-of-care ultrasound across the cardiovascular care continuum.

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Agenda

5:00-5:30pm EST‍

POCUS for the Cardiologist: Is it now time to pick up a handheld probe?

Hosted by:
Dr. John Martin, Chief Medical Officer, Butterfly Network

Panelists:
Dr. Ali Haider, Dr. Partho Sengupta, Dr. Robert O. Roswell

Description:
It’s a common misconception that point-of-care ultrasound is meant to replace the echocardiogram. Dr. John Martin leads a discussion with a panel of cardiologists about the supplemental value of POCUS and its potential to transform cardiovascular care.

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5:30-6:00pm EST

‍Applications of cardiac ultrasound throughout the care continuum.

Hosted by:
Dr. John Martin, Chief Medical Officer, Butterfly Network

Panelists:
Dr. Gordy Johnson, Dr. Claire Heslop, Dr. Rachel Liu, Dr. Haney Mallemat, Dr. Steve Erickson

Description:
Cardiac point-of-care ultrasound can help improve patient outcomes across the care continuum: in preventive care, ambulatory care, acute care, and more. Dr. Mike Stone moderates a roundtable discussion with experts from diverse disciplines about top applications of cardiac POCUS and barriers to adoption.

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6:00-6:30pm EST

Lung ultrasound for managing heart failure patients.

Hosted by:
Dr. John Martin, Chief Medical Officer, Butterfly Network

Panelists:
Dr. Alan Chiem, Dr. Nova Panebianco, Dr. Noreen Kelly

Description:
The powerful application of lung ultrasound for managing patients with congestive heart failure. Hear about real-life applications of lung ultrasound in the emergency department, as well as about a study involving CHF patients performing at-home lung scanning.

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6:30-7:00pm EST

Cardiovascular risk detection? Challenging the status quo.

Hosted by:
Dr. John Martin, Chief Medical Officer, Butterfly Network

Panelists:
Jeff Bennett, Dr. Jim Min

Description:
Heart screening programs play an important role in the battle against cardiovascular disease. Learn about how point-of-care ultrasound can be used for detection in the asymptomatic population and insights about major risk factors.

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Free ultrasound resources in honor of Heart Month.

Basic Cardiac Views

Learn techniques and tips for acquiring the four basic cardiac views.

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Introduction to Lung Ultrasound

Learn the fundamentals of lung point-of-care ultrasound. Includes information about the applications of lung ultrasound in CHF.

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Clinical images

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Educational videos

We’ve unlocked all cardiac and lung videos on the Butterfly Education platform.*

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*These videos, including, but not limited to the text, graphics, images, audio and other material herein (“Videos”) are for informational purposes only and are intended to demonstrate the potential uses of the Butterfly iQ. The Videos are not a substitute for professional clinician training and experience. Clinicians are solely responsible for patient care and for exercising their independent clinical judgement at all times.

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POCUS in cardiology

Dr. David Liang

An intimate discussion about the special role that POCUS can play to support Cardiology practice.

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Thursday, February 25th, 5:00-7:00pm EST

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