Abstract
Accurate and rapid diagnosis and management are essential for patients in the intensive care unit. Several diagnostic imaging methods were developed. However, most of them lacked portability, sensitivity, and availability. Adding a short echocardiographic study to support the physical examination improves the diagnosis accuracy. Ultrasound had grown rapidly and had been accepted widely. A recent study shows that up to 36 percent of patients in the non-cardiac intensive care unit were found to ha
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