The new way to learn echocardiography.

Understanding and learning echocardiography takes patience and a lot of practice. Most clinical decisions require one statement: how is the left ventricular function?

Besides quantitative measurements like the Simpson biplan method or the global longnitudinal strain, there is a concept called “eyeballing”: A clinicians trained view to assess the left ventricular function. With similar accuracy it can be performed in way less time and with every ultrasound device. The only problem: you need to see a lot of echos.

Echolism is the first trainer for eyeballing. Try it on your phone.