AbdoScan: abdominal Doppler, from the arteries to the veins of the abdomen
Online course · Abdominal Doppler
Decisive imaging with purpose.
Master abdominal Doppler even with a demanding schedule. Learn from Dr. Fanilda Barros to diagnose the arteries and veins of the abdomen with confidence.
7 modules · e-book and PDF materials · 7-day guarantee
Do any of these pain points sound familiar?
In abdominal Doppler the margin for error is minimal, and the challenges are greater.
Uncertainty in complex cases
That moment of doubt when writing the report on an atypical or low-prevalence case.
The consequence: you review it over and over and lie awake wondering if you missed something.Pressure to be precise
Knowing that an imprecise diagnosis can have serious consequences.
The consequence: the weight of every decision affects your quality of life.Falling behind on updates
New protocols and techniques keep emerging, and your clinical routine leaves no time.
The consequence: the feeling of being left behind.Professional isolation
No setting to discuss difficult cases and share experience.
The consequence: you decide alone, and that amplifies the uncertainty.Findings that don't match the clinical picture
The gap between the image and the patient's condition.
The consequence: the report is technical but adds no value to treatment.
The P.D.A. Method
Practical, Direct, Approachable
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Practical
You learn through a case collection: real videos of the cases that show up in your practice, each one explained by Dr. Fanilda.
Your eye gets trained
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Direct
No 50 hours of theory. Each module is focused and each lesson has a clear objective.
You finish without putting your routine on hold
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Approachable
Dr. Fanilda explains each case step by step, as she would standing beside you at the ultrasound machine, without assuming you already know. And you can rewatch each lesson as many times as you need.
You learn without feeling lost
Why AbdoScan
How it differs from a traditional course
Traditional course
- Generic lessons with no practical application
- Disconnected theory, with no real cases to train your eye
- You learn the technique, but not how to think like a specialist
- Content that becomes outdated, with no updates
AbdoScan
- Its own teaching approach, with immediate application
- Real cases on video, explained by Dr. Fanilda
- Technique and a decision-oriented view
- Future updates included in the same access
The seven modules
Each with video lessons, practical demonstrations, real case studies, image discussion and suggested reports.
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Module 0
Start here
The platform and the course structure.
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Module 1
Abdominal aorta and iliac arteries
Atherosclerotic disease.
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Module 2
Abdominal aorta and iliac arteries
Aneurysmal disease.
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Module 3, special
Post-EVAR follow-up with CEUS
With Dr. Rafael Franklin.
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Module 4
Renal arteries and the transplanted kidney
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Module 5
Visceral arteries
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Module 6
Abdominal veins
What you get when you enroll
Complete e-book plus PDF materials
A detailed guide to the entire course, for reference and deeper study.
Special module on post-EVAR follow-up
With Dr. Rafael Franklin: contrast (CEUS) in follow-up after endovascular repair.
Suggested reports in every module
Alongside the lessons, demonstrations and real cases, report templates to standardize your exam.
Investment
AbdoScan
Full course access
12 × R$ 183.06
or R$ 1,770.00 one-time
Paying in full, you save R$ 426.72 compared with installments.
Secure your spot- Seven modules, from the aorta to the abdominal veins
- Special module on post-EVAR follow-up with CEUS
- Complete e-book and PDF materials
- Credit card, or Pix and boleto (Brazil only)
- Unconditional 7-day guarantee
- Lessons are in Portuguese, with English subtitles.
- Prices are in Brazilian reais (BRL). At checkout, select your country by its flag; your card issuer converts the amount to your currency, and installment options depend on your card.
7-day guarantee
This is a zero-risk decision. The guarantee is unconditional for 7 days: if it's not for you, we refund 100% of the amount, no questions asked.
An imprecise diagnosis is not just a technical error