Best Of EAST 2023 #6: The Best Place To Intubate Bleeding Patients
Forty years ago, the presumption was that the best way to intubate a trauma patient was to take them to a fully equipped operating room and have an
Forty years ago, the presumption was that the best way to intubate a trauma patient was to take them to a fully equipped operating room and have an
We know that even a brief shock episode in patients with severe TBI dramatically increases mortality. Therefore, standard practice is to ensure good
Decades ago, blood banks discovered they could fractionate units of whole blood into components for focused use. This was useful for patients who
Resuscitative Endovascular Balloon Occlusion of the Aorta (REBOA) remains one of the shiny new trauma toys. Yet, with nearly a decade of human study,
This case as written by Drs. Stephen Jensen, Brandon Bowdoin, and Kristen Whitworth as well as Spring Lutzen. Stephen Jensen is a third-year
This case is courtesy of Dr. Qadeem Salehmohamed. Qadeem is a 4th year EM resident at the University of British Columbia – Kelowna Site. He has
This case is courtesy of Dr. Qadeem Salehmohamed. Qadeem is a 4th year EM resident at the University of British Columbia – Kelowna Site. He has
CASEA 57-year-old female presents to the emergency department with fatigue and weakness that have been worsening over a period of several
Patients with severe asthma exacerbations will get the proverbial “kitchen sink” thrown at them when it comes to treatment. First of all, that
The activation of the massive transfusion protocol (MTP) for hypotension is commonplace. The MTP provides rapid access to large volumes of blood
Author: Cameron Jones, MD, MPH (EM Resident Physician, Northwestern Memorial Hospital, Chicago, IL) // Reviewed by: Bryant Allen, MD (EM Attending
REBOA (Resuscitative Endovascular Balloon Occlusion of the Aorta) is a “newer” resuscitative technique that has actually been around since the
This week I am making a guest appearance on my Canadian mate Ken Milne’s amazing podcast. Below is the written version of the chat we had about the
This is a one minute journal club-ish on Sepsis Deaths. This is not medical advice. Read the FREE article for yourself and do not trust me.Hat tip to
Authors: Lloyd Tannenbaum (EM Attending Physician, San Antonio, TX) and Brannon Inman (EM Resident, San Antonio, TX)// Reviewed by: Jamie