Zedu Weekly Wrap - 20 February 2026

It has been another busy, energising week at Zedu…

scanners on, sleeves rolled up, and plenty of lightbulb moments along the way. Across multiple disciplines we’ve seen clinicians lean into deliberate practice – our mantra – refining probe handling, image optimisation and clinical integration rather than just “getting a picture”. The shift from image acquisition to confident decision-making has been amazing. We’ve all had a great time.

In this week’s ultrasound news wrap, take a look at:

Point-of-care ultrasound for fractures of the limbs and the skull in children: breaking down the evidence – from Pediatric Radiology (19 February)
An ultrasound-based artificial intelligence framework for difficult airway prediction: A two-model, three-step decision framework (18 February)

This and heaps more to review – so pour a cuppa, get a bikkie and have a read. Something for everyone.

Checking out for the week…

Keep your probes clean and the gel warm.

Mike and Suean

20 February

BMJ Open

Rationale and design of uLtrasOund applicability in the assessment of patients with fibRosing interstitial lung Disease (LORD): a research protocol of a prospective cohort study

Cardiology Journal

The role of intravascular imaging in optimizing renal denervation outcomes

Make 2026 your year of ultrasound and check out our range of
scheduled and one-on-one options that will get you scanning like a pro.

Plus – as the cultural capital of Australia – why not tie in a bit of training with a touch of AO tennis, speed through at the Melbourne GP or have a laugh at the International Comedy Festival.

If you know the value of protected learning time, secure your place early.

P.S. – don’t forget – if something doesn’t quite fit your learning objectives or availability we can design and deliver a program that meets your needs. Don’t tell everyone though – availability is limited.

19 February

POCUS training boosts nurse confidence and safety. How can we standardise this in Aus to bridge the gap from lab to bedside? Share your strategies below! #POCUS #NursingEdu #ultrasoundtraining #zedu www.facebook.com/groups/23205…

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— Zedu Ultrasound Training (@zedunow.bsky.social) 19 February 2026 at 17:20

Pediatric Radiology

Point-of-care ultrasound for fractures of the limbs and the skull in children: breaking down the evidence

18 February

Sonography Journal

Speckle Tracking Echocardiography for Global Longitudinal Strain—Have Modern Strain Packages Improved Reproducibility?

PLOSOne

An ultrasound-based artificial intelligence framework for difficult airway prediction: A two-model, three-step decision framework

Pediatric Radiology

Early ultrasound-based assessment of preterm white matter injury: association with MRI and neurological outcomes

17 February

Here’s February’s picks of the top papers in Critical Care.https://t.co/TEbRyORIdc #CriticalCare #ICU #IntensiveCare #Anaesthesia #Anesthesia #Anesthesiology #CritCare #ICUnurse #ICUMedicine #FOAMcc #FOAMed #Medicine #Medical #MedEd #EmergencyMedicine #Resuscitation pic.twitter.com/hFoPWBmcVf

— Jonny Wilkinson (@Wilkinsonjonny) February 17, 2026