Join the Faculty of Pre-Hospital Care for their first webinar of the year as they explore out of hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA). The panel will feature two international leaders in cardiac resuscitation. Register here: bit.ly/3DP8JBL

⭐ Just published! ⭐ Maternal and neonatal outcomes following resuscitative hysterotomy for out of hospital cardiac arrest: A systematic review sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Local data on the experience of 🚁WNDLRAirAmb in performing resuscitative hysterotomy presented at a recent maternity conference ⬇️

The Netherlands now has nationwide availability of prehospital ECPR! From today, our #HEMS team of Amsterdam is equipped with #ECMO as part of the OnScene trial. Now all Dutch HEMS can provide ECPR. 🚁🇳🇱 More info on onscenetrial.com And check out youtu.be/3hCBeQ6FsSM?si…

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(3/x) #2: Arterial Line monitoring of CPR quality This is a bit of a double edge sword. Having arterial pressure monitoring for CPR is fantastic for: 1. Monitoring for ROSC --> reduce pulse check duration 2. Monitoring CPR quality --> diastolic BP (DBP) less than 30mmHg may be

A recent article was widely shared supporting data for physician led prehospital teams, but how robust was the underlying data and how big an effect is it really? Read more here. #FOAMed Saint Emlyn's remains skeptical stemlynsblog.org/jc-do-physicia…

Great to see better protocols for use of POCUS in CA But if you have a good view of the femoral artery, then put a needle in it, wire it and measure the invasive BP. No need for Doppler and it will give you continuous real time info

The RESUS presentations are under way! With Harry starting us off this morning with ‘Selective Aortic Arch Perfusion’ - thinking point: the evolution of REBOA? Institute of Pre-Hospital Care Prehospital Medicine QMUL

Sepsis is far more complicated than a management interplay of antibiotics and IV fluids. I found this article fascinating as 10-70% of patients develop cardiac dysfunction. 🎩 tip to the authors. eddyjoemd.com/foamed

Resus Rethink Halden Hutchinson-Bazely's thought-provoking talk on the physiology of resuscitation from TBS25 in Zermatt. youtu.be/cL6_ah-yNN4?si… via YouTube #JEVTM #REBOA Please share.

Transfer to Centre universitaire de santé McGill for probable ecmo of massive pe (prob) post lysis, rv improvement in-transit noted by #resusTEE. Ping Ross Prager Felipe Teran, MD MSCE korbinhaycockmd imo tee best ambulance monitor (tie w art line)

And cerebral flow pretty ok despite massive epi

Use of TOE/TEE in the pre-hospital setting to determine compression position in out of hospital cardiac arrest - Resuscitation resuscitationjournal.com/article/S0300-…. Natalie Kruit et al. One of the tools used in individualised cardiac arrest care by advanced prehospital medical teams.

Requirement for time critical interventions does not respect patient location.

Combined ketamine and midazolam vs. midazolam alone for initial treatm... sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

I used to think good medicine meant following the evidence down to the footnote. Strict hierarchies, structured algorithms, meta-analyses as gospel. But over time, I realized that the human body—and the human experience—rarely fits the chart.

Sepsis management is far from cookie-cutter. Guidelines only get us so far. This paper demonstrates what those of us on the front lines hypothesized was going on with our patients as we witnessed the variability in outcomes. 🎩 tip to the authors. eddyjoemd.com/foamed

#CritCare #OpenAccess Individualized PEEP can improve both pulmonary hemodynamics and lung function in acute lung injury Read the full article: doi.org/10.1186/s13054… Jean-Louis Vincent ISICEM #FOAMed #FOAMcc

The second episode in our cardiac arrest podcast series has dropped. Tomasso Squizatto talks about physiologically targeted CPR, priorities in cardiac arrest and where the research is taking us Tommaso Scquizzato, MD Cliff Reid Brian Burns sydneyhems.com/2025/06/16/hem… via SydneyHEMS