Lecture by Smith: Selected Cases of Occlusion MI (OMI), or not, on the ECG hqmeded-ecg.blogspot.com/2023/08/lectur…

This important publication demonstrates why we need to look skeptically at single center RCTs; few are ultimately replicated.

Hey Andrew Stolbach, MD, MPH The Tox And The Hound ToxNow putting together a iOS clinical bundle for our teams. What’s your favorite one-stop toxicology app? Cheers!

Happy to see our paper now published in the latest edition of European Society of Cardiology Journals ACVC. If you are interested in Impella we offer a practical approach to positional problems. Thanks to all co-authors Dr. Nicolas M Van Mieghem Frederik H. Verbrugge [email protected] EHJACVC Editor-in-Chief academic.oup.com/ehjacc/article…

Wondering what the diagnostic accuracy is of pre-hosp assessment of major trauma hemorrhage? Paper Trauma Surgery & Acute Care Open (TSACO) doi.org/10.1136/tsaco-… Sens 70% Spec 94% Missed hemorrhage assoc w penetrating (OR 2.4) & abdominal (OR 4.0) injury Mortality 3x higher if hemorrhage is missed! 1/2

Don’t let time get in your way. Reperfusion in STEMI with cardiogenic shock and prolonged inter-hospital transport times Kevin Bainey Robert Welsh Holger Thiele Timothy Henry Sean van Diepen @janeksenaratne Debraj Das #cardiotwitter #AHAJournals ahajournals.org/doi/abs/10.116…

It was great day spent teaching ultrasound guided peripheral venous access to nurses and doctors A small🧵about tips & tricks for USG IV access

- It’s not the citrate - Hypocalcaemia Upon Arrival to ED in Major Trauma Patients varies little between those who do and don’t get prehospital blood Challenging Dogma Honoured to work with my mate Dr Tim Rushton + Brian Burns & David Tian on this link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Kudos to Mads Astvad, MD and the scanFOAM team for broadcasting a world class conference for free. This team dedicates weeks of prep to provide high quality broadcasts of TBS Zermatt because of their commitment to sharing knowledge regardless of ability to pay.

Outstanding.

Adam Mitchell @nathan_warner Hans Huitink Cliff Reid carmine della vella INTUBATIEM @dastrainees James DuCanto, M.D. There are scenarios where it’s ‘you’ that has save your patient No one is coming to help and the patients about to die These are the situations that my colleagues & I sometimes find ourselves in. This includes our residents Know your options & train If it ain’t you, then who?

And, I should add, that it’s not the intubation that you generally have to fear but all that potentially follows.

Brain Injury Associated Shock (aka BIAS) - Haemodynamic compromise from isolated severe TBI is rare & in our services experience, indistinguishable from haemorrhagic shock in sick multi-trauma patients. tinyurl.com/r3umpbka

Periodic reminder that setting the Alaris pump at 999/hr is not a fluid bolus. At that rate, it takes 30 mins to give 500 mL. (This is not about whose fault it is, just about what a bolus actually means & need for clarification).

These events also result in the use of critical care transport/retrieval services to assist, as we noticed over the last year. Facilities subject to attack lose the ability to care for the sickest patients.

Honored to have Vahé Ender🇨🇭 Vahe Ender join us as our UW Health Med Flight invited guest speaker at our 2024 Safey Day. Boston MedFlight AMPA CAMTS ATACC Faculty Dip RTM (RCSEd) TBS Zermatt NAEMSP

It took 15 years, but the dirty epi drip is finally evidence-based. Aussies come through again. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/17…