This is the bedside Echo of a critically ill young lady who presented to the ER in shock [thread]

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Hi Everyone! I’m looking for an awesome (trauma)surgeon who also knows a thing or two about critical care, bleeding, physiology and has a sense of humour.For an expert panel at TacticalTrauma in Oct. ”Controversies in advanced trauma care” Any ideas? AAST EAST DM me

To all of you who are the London Trauma System System, it's been a full-on few weeks, even for us. Many of us are feeling a bit tired and a bit frazzled. Thank you for everything you have given. Remember to take a bit of time for yourselves and your colleagues. (There's more coming). K

Surviving out of hospital cardiac arrest. From BigSick w. Richard Lyon youtu.be/va2AKep1Mhs #foamed #foamcc Check out ScanCrit for more great talks & blogposts.

This turned into a massive and super interesting thread for anyone into (trauma) hemorrhage, fluid resus and coagulopathy. Clean discussions, different takes and opposing views made this gold. No set conclusion, but lots of new ideas and food for thought 🤓

🤔 Will have to read this. #cctransport read.qxmd.com/read/30874471/…

The battle for #FOAMed

Talking with the @StanfordMedTMA about Learning Stratgies. (e.g. throw out your highlighter and make some flash cards). cc @MikeGisondi All references here bit.ly/2R19r1B

Vit C, steroids and thiamine in the controversies session. What controversy? #ccs19

WhatsApp: The most important communication media in Brazil. You can use it to run a RCT with one group per each site (as we do in #BaSICS) or even to run a country (!?!), but perhaps the latter is too much...

A mnemonic for how to spell “mnemonic”: M - mnemonics N - never E - ever M - make sense to me since they’re O - obscure, non-sensical, and full of N - nebulous ideas which are more I - impossible to remember than the fact you’re trying to remember in the first place C - crayon

The National Hospital in Colombo saw over 160 patients in the space of only a few hours on Sunday. Without hitting capacity issues. Incredible work from skilled and dedicated teams. Very privileged to spend the morning meeting staff and understanding their impressive response.

Just love scrolling through all the tweets from #ASM19KL . Looks like a great anaesthesia conference. Lots of different topics. And not just the obvious ones. Great job ANZCA

What people die from, What they Google, What the media covers.....

How many institutions in modern medicine meet this maxim? Does yours? clincancerres.aacrjournals.org/content/5/9/22… #medtwitter #hcldr

Sometimes ECMO gets dismissed as just an expensive gizmo. Wrong. Along with effective communication, it is the most powerful intervention in crit care - seen it rescue too many people when “death has got the timing wrong”. Of course, with great power comes great responsibility...

Segun Olusanya (He/Him) [email protected] Simon finney Interesting. Have only read the abstract so maybe there’s more to it but that seems pretty low. Our data (and the ELSO registry) would suggest 30% survival from ECPR (although that includes in-hospital and out of hospital arrests). 🤷🏻‍♂️

You are looking better sonographically! Thanks for being so willing to share your experience. This has helped our understanding a lot and we likely would have way over triaged without knowing clinically you were doing ok. 💕

COVID-19 - INTENSIVE This collection of resources from the ⁦INTENSIVE - The Alfred ICU⁩ ICU team at ⁦The Alfred⁩ is really shaping up! Please share widely. #FOAMed #FOAMcc #FOAMcovid #COVID #covid19 #covid_19 intensiveblog.com/covid-19/