Table 3 Ultrasound protocols in cardiorespiratory arrest
From: Point-of-care ultrasound in cardiorespiratory arrest (POCUS-CA): narrative review article
2004. Jensen et al. [31] | FATE | 1. Subcostal view 2. Apical view 3. Parasternal view 4. Pleural view |
2005. Niendorff et al. [32] | Rapid Cardiac Ultrasound | 1. Subcostal view |
2007. Breitkreutz et al. [33] | FEER (FEEL) | 1. Subcostal view 2. Parasternal view 3. Apical view |
2008 Hernandez. [35] | CAUSE | 1. Subcostal view or apical view or parasternal view 2. Lung view |
2010 Prosen et al. [34] | Modified FEER | 1. Subcostal view 2. Parasternal view 3. Apical view |
2010 Testa et al. [36] | PEA | 1. Epigastric scan 2. Pulmonary scan 3. Abdominal scan |
2015. Lichtenstein. [37] | SESAME | 1. Pulmonary view 2. Cardiac view 3. DVT detection at the V-point |
2017 Arkinson et al. [38] | CORE | Consensus on the use of point of care ultrasound for undifferentiated hypotension and during cardiac arrest |
2019 Arkinson et al. [56] | SHoc-ED | Sonography in Hypotension and Cardiac Arrest in the Emergency Department |
2021. Ávila, Acevedo et al | POCUS-CA | 1. Subcostal view 2. Apical view 3. Parasternal view 4. Pleural and pulmonar view 5. FAST-E |