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VExUS in Tricuspid Regurgitation

People often claim that tricuspid regurgitation (TR) makes VExUS useless, assuming the regurgitation itself distorts the waveforms—especially causing hepatic S-reversal—rather than reflecting pressure changes. However, the portal vein remains a […]

VExUS: How I Do It and How Not to Do It

VExUS is a great tool for diagnosing congestion and monitoring decongestive therapy, but many physicians have never performed it or seen it in action. Even those with some POCUS training […]

Femoral vein Doppler before and after dialysis

Currently, there is growing interest in femoral vein Doppler, mainly due to its perceived ease of image acquisition. Elevated femoral vein pulsatility indicates venous congestion with reasonable specificity. However, this […]

VExUS in Nephrology: Case Examples

VExUS is an emerging field, and consequently, its practical application in day-to-day clinical practice is not widely acknowledged. Presented below are selected cases we have published (as of November 2023), […]

VExUS in Cirrhosis

Earlier, we discussed the utility of POCUS in evaluating hemodynamic acute kidney injury in cirrhosis. The following images were obtained from a patient with alcoholic liver cirrhosis, who had been […]

VExUS flash cards

In the previously posted videos and articles, we talked about the normal Doppler patterns of major abdominal veins used for VExUS grading and how they transition with increasing right atrial […]

VExUS case studies

The VExUS panel meets again in this webinar organized by Kosmos. In this video, Dr. Rola discusses a case where VExUS guided management in the acute setting (start to approx […]