Airway POCUS 360 Course
Original price was: ₨ 25,000.₨ 20,000Current price is: ₨ 20,000.
Airway POCUS 360 is a 1-month online + 1-day hands-on airway ultrasound course designed for clinicians involved in airway management. Learn airway sonoanatomy, systematic airway scanning, cricothyroid membrane identification, difficult airway assessment and ultrasound-assisted intubation confirmation.
Airway POCUS 360™
Complete Airway Ultrasound & Point-of-Care Airway Assessment Course
Learn how to use ultrasound to identify airway anatomy, assess difficult airways,
locate the cricothyroid membrane and support airway procedures.
Airway POCUS 360™ Course Overview
Airway POCUS 360™ is a practical airway ultrasound training course
designed for clinicians who want to develop a systematic approach to point-of-care
ultrasound for airway assessment and procedures.
The course combines a 1-month online e-course with a
1-day hands-on workshop. You will learn airway sonoanatomy,
systematic scanning, cricothyroid membrane identification, difficult airway
assessment and ultrasound-assisted confirmation of tracheal intubation.
Course Details
📚 Format: 1-Month Online E-Course + 1-Day Hands-On Workshop
📅 Online E-Course: November 22 – December 20, 2026
🩺 Hands-On Workshop: December 27, 2026
💰 Course Fee: Rs. 20,000
🎓 Level: Beginner to Intermediate
📱 Registration:
WhatsApp 0332-6656789
Who Should Attend?
Airway POCUS 360™ is suitable for healthcare professionals involved in airway
assessment, anesthesia, emergency care and critical care.
- Anesthesiologists
- Intensivists
- Emergency physicians
- Pulmonologists
- ENT surgeons
- Critical care fellows and residents
- Doctors involved in airway management
What Will You Learn?
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
- Understand the basic principles, applications and limitations of airway ultrasound.
- Identify important anterior neck and airway structures using ultrasound.
- Perform a systematic ultrasound assessment of the upper airway.
- Identify the thyroid cartilage, cricoid cartilage, trachea and cricothyroid membrane.
- Use ultrasound to help locate the cricothyroid membrane before an airway procedure.
- Recognize common ultrasound appearances of airway structures.
- Use ultrasound as an adjunct when assessing selected difficult-airway situations.
- Understand ultrasound-assisted assessment of tracheal intubation.
- Acquire, save and document useful airway ultrasound images.
- Understand when airway ultrasound may be useful and when it should not replace standard clinical methods.
1-Month Online Airway Ultrasound E-Course
The online component takes you step by step from basic ultrasound principles
to practical airway applications and case-based learning.
Module 1: Introduction to Airway POCUS
- What is Airway POCUS?
- Clinical applications
- Advantages and limitations
- Role of ultrasound in airway management
- Ultrasound machines and probe selection
- Probe handling and orientation
- Image optimization
- Basic ultrasound terminology
Module 2: Airway Ultrasound Anatomy
- Tongue
- Hyoid bone
- Epiglottis
- Vallecula
- Thyroid cartilage
- Vocal cords
- Cricoid cartilage
- Trachea
- Cricothyroid membrane
- Pretracheal tissues
- Practical identification of airway structures
Module 3: Systematic Airway Scanning
- Patient positioning
- Choosing the appropriate probe
- Transverse scanning
- Sagittal scanning
- Identifying anatomical landmarks
- Basic airway measurements
- Saving and documenting images
- Common scanning mistakes
Module 4: Cricothyroid Membrane Ultrasound
- Relevant anatomy
- Identifying the thyroid and cricoid cartilages
- Locating the cricothyroid membrane
- Transverse and longitudinal approaches
- Measuring the cricothyroid membrane
- Pre-procedure marking
- Challenges in obesity and distorted anatomy
- Effect of neck positioning
- Common identification errors
Module 5: Ultrasound in Difficult Airway Assessment
- Limitations of external anatomical landmarks
- How ultrasound can supplement airway assessment
- Anterior neck anatomy
- Pre-procedure airway mapping
- Limited neck extension
- Obesity
- Neck edema and distorted anatomy
- Previous neck surgery
- Trauma-related airway challenges
Module 6: Ultrasound for Tracheal Intubation Confirmation
- Why confirmation of tracheal intubation matters
- Principles of ultrasound confirmation
- Transverse tracheal views
- Ultrasound appearance of the endotracheal tube
- Tracheal versus esophageal placement
- Dynamic assessment
- Common interpretation errors
- Clinical usefulness and limitations
- Relationship with standard confirmation methods
Module 7: Emergency Airway POCUS
- Airway ultrasound during emergency intubation
- Cardiac arrest scenarios
- Trauma
- Altered consciousness
- Respiratory failure
- Difficult airway situations
- Rapid ultrasound assessment
- Using POCUS as an adjunct to clinical decision-making
Module 8: Advanced Airway Sonoanatomy
- Detailed anterior neck anatomy
- Laryngeal sonoanatomy
- Vocal cords
- Arytenoid region
- Thyroid and cricoid relationships
- Tracheal rings
- Pretracheal structures
- Anatomical variations
Module 9: Special Airway Situations
- Pediatric airway considerations
- Obesity
- Neck masses
- Previous tracheostomy
- Post-surgical anatomy
- Cervical spine precautions
- Airway edema
- Airway trauma
Module 10: Ultrasound-Assisted Airway Procedures
- Airway landmark identification
- Pre-procedure ultrasound mapping
- Cricothyroid membrane localization
- Ultrasound assessment before tracheostomy
- Procedure planning
Case-Based Learning
The course includes practical clinical scenarios to help participants connect
airway ultrasound findings with real-world airway assessment and procedural
planning.
4-Week Learning Plan
| Week | Focus |
|---|---|
| Week 1 | Ultrasound fundamentals and airway anatomy |
| Week 2 | Airway assessment and cricothyroid membrane identification |
| Week 3 | Intubation confirmation and difficult airway applications |
| Week 4 | Advanced applications, special situations, cases and final assessment |
1-Day Hands-On Airway POCUS Workshop
The hands-on workshop focuses on supervised scanning and practical application.
Participants will work through structured stations covering normal anatomy,
airway landmarks, difficult-airway assessment and airway procedures.
- Equipment & Probe Handling – Probe selection, orientation and image optimization.
- Normal Airway Sonoanatomy – Identification of major airway structures.
- Transverse Airway Scanning – Systematic transverse scanning technique.
- Longitudinal Airway Scanning – Sagittal and longitudinal views.
- Cricothyroid Membrane Identification – Locate and mark the membrane using ultrasound.
- Difficult Airway Assessment – Apply ultrasound to selected challenging scenarios.
- Endotracheal Tube Confirmation – Recognize ultrasound findings associated with tracheal and esophageal placement.
- Dynamic Airway Assessment – Observe airway structures during relevant maneuvers.
- Case-Based POCUS – Practice ultrasound assessment using clinical scenarios.
- Practical Assessment – Demonstrate core airway ultrasound skills.
Why Airway POCUS 360™?
- Combines online learning with practical hands-on training.
- Focuses specifically on airway ultrasound applications.
- Includes systematic airway scanning techniques.
- Covers cricothyroid membrane identification.
- Includes difficult-airway and emergency scenarios.
- Provides supervised practical scanning experience.
- Includes case-based learning and practical assessment.
Course Fee: Rs. 20,000
1-Month Online E-Course + 1-Day Hands-On Workshop
Group of 3: 15% Discount
Group of 5: 25% Discount
Ready to Learn Airway POCUS?
For registration, course details or group enrollment, contact us on WhatsApp.
Register via WhatsApp: 0332-6656789
Email:
academy@pocus.pk
Educational Note: This course is intended for healthcare
professionals and provides educational training in airway point-of-care
ultrasound. Airway POCUS should be used as an adjunct to appropriate clinical
assessment, established airway management techniques and local clinical protocols.
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