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• W4384346650 abstract "Introduction. Point-of-care ultrasonography (POCUS), per­formed by the clinician, is an important tool to guide and improve the case management for early diagnosis and treatment. It represents an extension to the clinical exa­mi­na­tion of the physician, to achieve an accurate po­si­tive or differential diagnosis. Methodology. This stu­dy aimed to establish some POCUS applications for fa­mi­ly doctors. The indications of POCUS were represented by diffuse and focal lesions of the abdominal or pelvic or­gans. All these presented a typical ultrasound pattern, and simple diagnostic criteria can be used. We performed a brainstorming and conducted an online survey on what POCUC applications can be used in primary care. We de­signed a questionnaire with POCUS applications which was distributed to family physicians from the European Re­search Networks (WONCA). Then, we performed a POCUS scre­ening on 3400 patients with acute abdominal-pelvic pain who were examined for the first time by the family phy­si­cian and were confirmed afterwards by the specialist. Each patient followed an ultrasound protocol and was ar­chived in a database. We made a descriptive statistic, we analyzed the POCUS screening data and, finally, the inter-rater agreement using Cohen’s kappa coefficient. Re­sults. We had 450 family physicians and family medicine re­si­dents as respondents to this POCUS survey from all the Eu­ro­pean countries. We made a comparative analysis of their answers and found out which POCUS applications are of great interest for European family doctors. We en­coun­tered many differences among different European coun­tries, but the opinions of over 86% of the respondents were in favor of using POCUS. We present the results of the survey launched by EUVEKUS at the European level re­gar­ding the education and curriculum of POCUS in pri­mary medicine. The results of our second prospective stu­dy on the patients with abdominal-pelvic pain were: ac­cu­ra­cy 94.54%, sensitivity 96.43%, and specificity 91.16% (p<0.001). The agreement between the clinical ul­tra­so­no­gra­phy results performed by a trained GP versus an emergency specialist in the diagnosis of abdominal emer­gen­cies was 91% (k=0.86; 95% CI; 0.79-0.91). Conclusions. Ultrasonography should be a diagnosis tool, besides the stethoscope, in the GP’s office. Early and accurate diagnosis can help to save many patients in primary care, based on notions of good clinical practice (GCP)." @default.
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• W4384346650 title "Importance of POCUS applications in primary healthcare at the European level and a prospective POCUS study in patients with acute abdominal pelvic pain in family medicine practice" @default.
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