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Beyond the Hands-On Clinical Exam: Why Point-of-Care Ultrasound Belongs in Physical Therapy
Many patients arrive in physical therapy weeks or months after an injury, often stalled by fear, diagnostic ambiguity, and imaging reports that tell only part of the story. Alarming findings on a radiology report—like a ‘partial tear’ or ‘severe degeneration’—frequently drive fear of movement, leaving patients convinced their tissue is…
Read MoreHow Paramedics Are Turning to Portable Ultrasound to Triage and Assess Patients at Home
For frail seniors and palliative patients living outside city centers, an ambulance transfer to an emergency room is rarely just a ride to the hospital to receive live-saving care. Unfamiliar environments, long wait times, and sensory overload can rapidly escalate underlying conditions—leading to acute delirium, physical deconditioning, and bed sores…
Read MoreAI and Handheld Ultrasound: Overcoming the Primary Care Scanning Learning Curve
By Dr. Tatiana Havryliuk The modern primary care landscape is defined by a growing tension between escalating patient complexity and severe systemic infrastructure constraints. Outpatient clinicians face pressure to keep healthcare costs low, minimize unnecessary emergency department referrals, and prevent hospital admissions, all while managing high daily patient volumes. Achieving…
Read MoreWhy Clinicians Choose Clarius: The Power of a Portable Ultrasound Machine in Daily Practice
High-frequency, point-of-care ultrasound is no longer confined to the radiology department. Across plastic surgery, aesthetic medicine, orthopedics, and pain management, clinicians are turning to the modern portable ultrasound machine to transform procedural safety and patient outcomes. In a recent video interview with Clarius conducted in Spanish, Dr. Enrique Tang Villanueva, a musculoskeletal radiologist, advisor…
Read MorePrehospital POCUS in Action: How Ontario Paramedics Are Reducing Hospital Visits and Stays
Emergency Medical Services (EMS) across North America are facing unprecedented pressures: crowded Emergency Departments (EDs), offload delays, rising operational costs, and an aging population requiring complex care. Traditional EMS models relying solely on transport and basic field assessments are evolving to meet these challenges. In Ontario, Canada, a regional paramedic…
Read MorePoint-of-Care Ultrasound for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: A High-Accuracy Alternative to Electrodiagnostics
When evaluating carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS), one of the most common outpatient musculoskeletal (MSK) conditions, traditional diagnostic pathways often present significant bottlenecks. Referring patients out for nerve conduction studies (NCS) introduces unnecessary delays, high costs, and significant patient discomfort. During a recent Clarius webinar (Ultrasound for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: Revolutionizing…
Read MoreUltrasound-Guided Facial Thread Lifting: Expert Insights from Dr. Ahmed Abdelaziz
Working beneath the surface of the face without direct visualization always carries an element of risk, especially with procedures such as facial thread lifts, which require a thorough understanding of a patient’s unique vascular structures. During a recent interview, Dr. Ahmed Abdelaziz—an aesthetic plastic surgeon consultant and international expert in…
Read MorePOCUS for CHF: A 3-Step Approach for Primary Care and Emergency Medicine
Congestive heart failure (CHF) affects millions of patients annually and remains a leading cause of hospitalization. During this Clarius webinar, emergency physician and POCUS educator Dr. Tatiana Havryliuk illustrates how incorporating a structured, bedside point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) protocol can instantly elevate clinical accuracy, optimize volume status management, and safely divert…
Read MoreAn Emergency Physician Put Clarius to the Test in Real Clinical Practice. Here Is What He Found.
Dr. Joshua Guttman, POCUS educator and emergency medicine physician, gave the Clarius PAL HD3 an independent review. His verdict covers the AI features, the workflow, and what it all means for clinicians who want to scan with more confidence. Dr. Joshua Guttman did not approach this review as a product demo. He carried…
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