This Invited Lecture covers classic and modern designs, and their metamodels.
A 2-h didactic lecture covers specific indications for focused ultrasonography and ultrasound image interpretation techniques and sample images [34].
Instead of having 'revise biology module' scrawled helplessly on a Post-It, this could be a much better alternative: Make revision flashcards for each lecture, one lecture covered per week, over the ten weeks running up to 15 May.
The cardiac echo lecture covered evaluation for mitral stenosis, estimation of global left ventricular function, and pericardial effusion.
The first overview lecture covered principles of ultrasound physics, machine specifics, potential uses of ultrasound, the plan for the lecture series and training, and image and data sheet recording.
Moving on from basic molecular biology, the lectures cover protein folding and DNA structure through to the use of databases and sequencing techniques and bioinformatics in industry.
A mini lecture covered HIV/STI symptoms, transmission, and prevention.
The cardiac ultrasound lecture covered evaluation for mitral stenosis, estimation of global left ventricular function and evaluation for pericardial effusion.
The first lecture covered principles of ultrasound physics, instructions on how to operate the machine, potential uses of ultrasound, an outline of the lecture series and training expectations, and image and data sheet recording instructions.
The initial round of lectures covers 300 hours of video on subjects including Chemistry, Physics and Non-Violence, with more content to come.
