Someone’s documentation on this patient undoubtedly says “peripheral edema, but intravascularly dry”

Peter Reardon Another tutorial here too if you want to check it out albertasono.ca/neuro-ultrasou…

TEE in CPR: maximizing compression efficiency and monitoring CPR quality. Clips slowed to show aortic valve opening before (minimal) and after (with each compression). Sig improvement in ETC02, ROSC obtained shortly after. #CCUS #POCUS #CardioEd UAlberta Crit Care Resuscitative TEE Project

New chart: rapid drop in protection that 2 vacc. doses currently provide against infection in the presence of Omicron. Protection against hospitalization is still strong, but we need at least 10 days to confirm. #COVID19ON covid19-sciencetable.ca/ontario-dashbo…

Clinical Practice Guideline Summary: Recommended Drugs and Biologics in Adult Patients with COVID-19 - Ontario COVID-19 Science Advisory Table covid19-sciencetable.ca/sciencebrief/c…

#ResusTEE in a the OR, adult male with severe hypotension during spine surgery, undifferentiated shock with poor response to the initial management with volume and vasopressors A 🧵 of the case…

Ria Dancel, MD When B-lines are coalescent, consider the percentage of the image occupied by B-lines (ie, the percentage of white screen compared with black screen below the pleural line) and then divide by 10 (ie, 70% of “B-lines hyperechogenicity” is about 7 B-lines)

1/ 44 yo patient came to ED with SBP 70 mmHg, HR 150-160 atrial fib. Was s/p ablation for atrial fib 12 days ago and had sudden presyncope and palpitations. POCUS: plethoric IVC and reverse S on HV,diffuse B-lines, TRpv 35 mmHg (so sPAP about 55-60), & the following other images:

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In patients with difficult parasternal windows, especially COPD, subcostal short axis is commonly a rescue. In this patient, note partial fusion of RCC and LCC, as well as good delineation of the pulmonic valve

Edgar Argulian Brilliant clip! We wrote an article on this not too long ago: sciencedirect.com/science/articl… Pradeep M Segun Olusanya (He/Him) [email protected] Filippo Sanfilippo Mátyás Andorka ICU_Alex

🚨New #ThePeoplesVentricle in #ARDS 📜 🚨 "Right ventricle-specific therapies in acute respiratory distress syndrome: a scoping review" Check out this work lead by 🌟 resident Simran Ganeriwal, MD Now live at Critical Care doi.org/10.1186/s13054… 🔓 🧵to follow cc: Max Hockstein 1/

Thanks to Peter Reardon for inviting John Basmaji and myself to give University of Toronto Scarborough Scarborough Health Network (SHN) Department of Medicine Grand rounds on venous congestion: where evidence meets bedside physiology. Key take homes👇 1) CVP is insufficient to detect organ level congestion 2) Congestion is NOT

Thanks Peter Reardon and looking forward to future collaborations!

(6/6) Myth 5: I just use [x test] to tell if my patient is dry Insert the following as [x test]: Swan, PPV, IVC, POCUS, VEXUS, etc. Response: Fluid management requires integration of perfusion assessment (microcirculation), fluid responsiveness, and fluid tolerance assessments

Best tip I ever received for placing femoral lines during CPR was at #HR2023 conference 👇 Assign someone to manually stabilize the pelvis while you are accessing the groin (from opposite side of bed) - doing this dramatically reduces the movement of the leg & vessels as you are

Can I start a thread about challenging femoral access please? Intensivists, interventional radiologists, cardiologists- Share your top tips please. I remember a podcast with Deidre Murphy talking about “deep pelvic kits”- is this true? Ping David Anderson Jimmy Kyaw Tun

Closing in on the VExUS Doppler Masterclass in Toronto on September 28! It's an awesome opportunity for an in-depth, experience with VExUS and hemodynamics for any resuscitationist HR200 for $200 off registration hubs.ly/Q02Kz18J0 See you there! #HRvexusmasterclass