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Real World Cases

Cardiac Cases

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Case 1

Male patient in his 30’s presents with acute breathlessness for 10 days suggestive of an acute PE. He remains tachycardic but other observations are normal. 

  1. Why is he still tachycardic 10 days on?
  2. Is something else modifying his risk?

Eugene Tabiowo – 02/2015

Case 2

Male patient in his 20’s presents with acute chest pain. Initially anticoagulated for ?PE elsewhere and returned for SDEC review after having a CTPA 3 days later. CTPA was negative for PE and reported to be unremarkable. Review of history indicated pain was sharp with an early-diastolic murmur present. 

  1. Key history and assessment raises the suspicion and PoCUS question!

Eugene Tabiowo – 10/2014

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Thoracic Cases

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Case 1

Middle aged man brought into Resus with sever breathlessness. ITU in attendance due to hypoxia and hypotension. Was difficult to ventilate and too unstable to move for imaging. ITU raised the below questions for PoCUS help.

  1. Does he have a tension pneumothorax, before we intubate?
  2. Is there a cardiogenic cause for this?

Eugene Tabiowo – 07/2023

Case 2

Middle aged man presents with over a week of breathlessness, fever and right chest sided pain. Of note, he reported swinging temperatures, anorexia and significant lethergy also.

  1. History suggests more complex presentation than a simple pneumonia.
  2. …always scan through a 3D structure.


Eugene Tabiowo – 02/2026

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Abdominal-Renal Cases

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Case 1

Middle aged man referred to SDEC following weeks of lethergy, anorexia and weight loss. Recent bloods in the community showed a new acute kidney injury and a few days prior to SDEC attendance, patient reported haematuria. 

  1. PoCUS supports AKI assessment and can significantly impact the course of things in only a few minutes…!

Eugene Tabiowo – 2024

Case 2

Gentleman referred to SDEC with non-specific symptoms for a few weeks and feeling generally unwell. Significanlty, rence blood tests showed a newly derranged liver function test. His right upper quadrant was diffusly uncomfortable. 

  1. PoCUS scans are perfomed with specific driving questions, but always keep a wide eye for multiple, unexpected findings…

Eugene Tabiowo – 2024

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Vascular/DVT Cases

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Case 1

Elderly gentleman who is an arteriopath presented to SDEC with unilateral leg swelling. There was no complaint of leg pain and the period of leg swelling was unclear.

  1. Not everything that looks like a DVT, is a DVT…
  2. How do you differntiate a vein from an artery?

Eugene Tabiowo – 07/2023

Case 2

Patient presenting withleft leg symptoms of  erythema of the inner thigh, severe tenderness on touch and swelling of the leg. This was subacute in onset over within the last week.

  1. Thrombophlebitis versus DVT, where do they meet…

Eugene Tabiowo – 10/2025

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Mixed PoCUS Cases

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Case 1

Elderly gentleman who is an arteriopath presented to SDEC with unilateral leg swelling. There was no complaint of leg pain and the period of leg swelling was unclear.

  1. Not everything that looks like a DVT, is a DVT…
  2. How do you differntiate a vein from an artery?

Eugene Tabiowo – 07/2023

Case 2

Patient presenting withleft leg symptoms of  erythema of the inner thigh, severe tenderness on touch and swelling of the leg. This was subacute in onset over within the last week.

  1. Thrombophlebitis versus DVT, where do they meet…

Eugene Tabiowo – 10/2025

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Interesting Images 1
Pleural Effusion – Complex

Plankton Sign


Pleural effusion with background Left Ventricular Systolic Dysfunction

Eugene Tabiowo – 10/2025

Renal Cyst

Eugene Tabiowo – 10/2025

Pleural Effusion – Complex

Plankton Sign + Atelectasis

Eugene Tabiowo – 10/2025

Ascites

Fluid in Spleno-renal recess

Eugene Tabiowo – 10/2025

Intar-atrial septal defect

Eugene Tabiowo – 10/2025

Pleural Effusion – Simple

With Atelectasis

Eugene Tabiowo – 10/2025

Pleural Effusion – Simple

With Consolidation


With Consolidation + Swirl of gastric content

Eugene Tabiowo – 2025

Pleural Effusion – Simple

With Consolidation + Heart (with trace pericardial effusion)

Eugene Tabiowo – 2025

Heart Failure

With left pleural effusion

Eugene Tabiowo – 2024

Intra-atrial septal aneurysm

Eugene Tabiowo – 2024

Interesting Images 2
Consolidation

With B-lines, Shred sign + Hepatization

Eugene Tabiowo – 2025

Pericardial effusion – small

Eugene Tabiowo – 2025

Aneurysmal basal inferior wall

Eugene Tabiowo – 2025

Pleural effusion – Simple

With Spine sign

Eugene Tabiowo – 2023

Intra-atrial septal aneurysm + Defect

Eugene Tabiowo – 2024

Renal Cysts

Eugene Tabiowo – 2024

Renal Mass

Eugene Tabiowo – 2024

Pneumothorax – Lung Point

Eugene Tabiowo – 2024

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