In Cuba, the intensivists do not have this competition to date, hence the great importance of tackling down this issue in this event, Dr. Héctor Díaz, told Prensa Latina, who launched a book project on the use of ultrasound scan in critical care medicine.
He explained that this kind of tool has always been an important instrument belonging to radiologists; and even though it is frequently used in Cardiology or Gynecobstetrics, there is no precedent of being previously used in the intensive medicine in Cuba. Several colleagues and I have been working hard for some years on clinical ultrasound scan applied to our specialty. It is a skill that we want to implement.
Héctor pointed out that his presentation at the 7th International Congress of Emergencies and Intensive Care, URGRAV-2017, was based on the current impact that this initiative has had on the Cuban intensive medicine.
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