The Cardiovascular Ultrasound Laboratory is situated within the Intensive Care complex itself. The laboratory provides emergency and routine tests for the ICU inpatients as well as providing cardiac and vascular ultrasound services to the inpatients of the Nepean, Governor Phillip, Katoomba, Springwood, Hawkesbury, Blacktown and Mt Druitt Hospitals and to referring doctors in the district.
The Cardiovascular Ultrasound Laboratory also provide short-term practical training in transthoracic echocardiography for outsiders. This aims to promote the use of echocardiography in other intensive care units and emergency departments.
It is one-to-one hands-on practical courses in echocardiography.
To apply, download the application form, complete and send to Iris.Ting@health.nsw.gov.au
Cardiovascular Investigations
Transthoracic Echocardiogram
Transoesophageal Echocardiogram
Stress Echocardiogram (Exercise and Pharmacological)
ElectrocardiographVascular Investigations
Arterial Duplex Scan
Venous Duplex Scan
Carotid Duplex Scan
A full range of the latest equipment provides the full range of non-invasive cardiac and vascular studies .
There is a small team of varied staff that make up the Cardiovascular Ultrasound Laboratory. The medical staff are headed by Professor McLean and include A/Prof Ian Seppelt, Dr Marek Nalos, Dr Rajamani Arvind, Dr Sam Orde and Dr Roger Hall. The Echo team comprises Iris Ting (Clinical Nurse Consultant), Louise Smith (Nurse Echocardiographer), Euguenia Kholodniak (Echocardiographer), Kay Race (Echocardiographer), Keren Mowbray (Nurse Echocardiographer) and Debra Blackhall (Echocardiographer).
The Vascular work is performed by Richard Huang (Vascular Sonographer) and Tammy Dinh (Vascular Sonographer Trainee). Research is coordinated by A/Prof Stephen J. Huang. Secretarial support is provided by Mrs Deanna Mckay.
The Cardiovascular Ultrasound Laboratory, apart from providing clinical assessment services, also strives to provide the best and most up-to-date methods of cardiovascular assessment. The only way of making this possible is through our ongoing quality control type as well as exploratory type research. In recent years we have, in conjunction with the ICU research unit, established various methods for assessing a variety of conditions of the heart. Some of the works have been published in peer reviewed journals.
The Cardiovascular Ultrasound Laboratory also provide short-term practical training in transthoracic echocardiography for outsiders. This aims to promote the use of echocardiography in other intensive care units and emergency departments.
It is one-to-one hands-on practical courses in echocardiography.
To apply, download the application form, complete and send to Iris.Ting@health.nsw.gov.au
Cardiovascular Investigations
Transthoracic Echocardiogram
Transoesophageal Echocardiogram
Stress Echocardiogram (Exercise and Pharmacological)
ElectrocardiographVascular Investigations
Arterial Duplex Scan
Venous Duplex Scan
Carotid Duplex Scan
A full range of the latest equipment provides the full range of non-invasive cardiac and vascular studies .
There is a small team of varied staff that make up the Cardiovascular Ultrasound Laboratory. The medical staff are headed by Professor McLean and include A/Prof Ian Seppelt, Dr Marek Nalos, Dr Rajamani Arvind, Dr Sam Orde and Dr Roger Hall. The Echo team comprises Iris Ting (Clinical Nurse Consultant), Louise Smith (Nurse Echocardiographer), Euguenia Kholodniak (Echocardiographer), Kay Race (Echocardiographer), Keren Mowbray (Nurse Echocardiographer) and Debra Blackhall (Echocardiographer).
The Vascular work is performed by Richard Huang (Vascular Sonographer) and Tammy Dinh (Vascular Sonographer Trainee). Research is coordinated by A/Prof Stephen J. Huang. Secretarial support is provided by Mrs Deanna Mckay.
The Cardiovascular Ultrasound Laboratory, apart from providing clinical assessment services, also strives to provide the best and most up-to-date methods of cardiovascular assessment. The only way of making this possible is through our ongoing quality control type as well as exploratory type research. In recent years we have, in conjunction with the ICU research unit, established various methods for assessing a variety of conditions of the heart. Some of the works have been published in peer reviewed journals.
