In the 1990s, intensivists suggested a new type of sonography: lung ultrasound, based on artefacts that receive information even from physical acoustic phenomena not directly convertible into images of the human body. They compared the artefacts from the lung zones with no acoustic window with various computed tomography (CT) patterns. They used and still use US as a tool to evaluate patients bedside, i.e. monitoring of lung recruitment. They included Lung ultrasound in what was termed POCUS (Point-of-Care Ultrasound). Lung ultrasound has been progressively extended to paediatrics in general. The most appealing novelty has been the diagnosis of pneumothorax. Lung ultrasound was developed as a support tool for critical patients. Extrapolation with mass diffusion, in the absence of appropriate training, has led to misunderstandings and dangerous therapeutic diagnostic drifts.

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儿科放射学中的肺部超声-缺点

在1990年代，激进主义者提出了一种新型的超声检查：肺部超声检查，基于人工制品，即使从无法直接转换为人体图像的物理声学现象中也可以接收信息。他们使用各种计算机断层扫描（CT）模式比较了没有声学窗口的肺区伪影。他们使用并且仍然使用US作为评估患者床边的工具，即监测肺部募集。他们将肺部超声包括在所谓的POCUS（护理点超声）中。一般而言，肺部超声已逐渐扩展到儿科。最吸引人的新颖之处是气胸的诊断。肺超声被开发为重症患者的支持工具。在没有适当培训的情况下进行质量扩散外推，