How to Diagnose a Femoral-Popliteal DVT
Learn the main direct ultrasound diagnostic criteria used to diagnose a femoral-popliteal DVT.
About the course
Aim of the course
how to diagnose a femoral popliteal DVT short course is designed to provide the essential ultrasound criteria used to detect a deep vein thrombosis (DVT) of the femoral popliteal segment.
Course content
This course is made of 1 e-booklet supported by 1 hand-on commented video lecture. This course demonstrates the normal ultrasound findings of the lower limb venous flow and anatomy as well as the ultrasound appearance of a deep vein thrombosis of the femoral and popliteal veins.
At the end of this course the knowledge to detect and describe a DVT of the femoral and popliteal veins will be auquired.
Note: The free course doesn’t include the CME certificate
Do you want to gain an European Accredited Certificate?
With only £ 12,95 you will have access to the quizz and get CME credits
Course includes
- 1 video
- 1 e-booklet
Course length
- Estimated 1 hour or more to cover videos, slides & quizzes
- Self-paced learning
- Access to this course is for 12 months from date of purchase
Access anywhere
- Mobile friendly. Learn on-the-go
- Access on PC, phone or tablet