Welcome back, this is our last podcast before our short summer break!
We start off having a look at the physiological effects of prolonged resuscitation with a supraglottic device compared with endotracheal intubation, which raises some really interesting questions about our ongoing ventilation strategy in resuscitations.
Next up we look at an RCT comparing RSI to DSI in critically injured patients and the effect on peri-intubation hypoxia.
Finally we take a look at the practice of lateral canthotomy for retrobulbar haemorrhage/orbital compartment syndrome. How effective is the procedure and how competent are EM clinicians compared to Opthalmogists?
Once again we’d love to hear any thoughts or feedback either on the website or via twitter @TheResusRoom and we'll see you back in September!
Simon & Rob
TXA in GI Bleeds, HALT-IT; Roadside to Resus
June 2020; papers of the month
Transfer; Roadside to Resus
May 2020; papers of the month
Pelvic Injury; Roadside to Resus
Respiratory Strategies in COVID-19
April 2020; papers of the month
Cutting Edge PHEM; Roadside to Resus
March 2020; papers of the month
Stabbing; Roadside to Resus
February 2020; papers of the month
Seizures; Roadside to Resus
January 2020; papers of the month
Pre-Hospital Critical Care; London Trauma Conference 2019
December 2019; papers of the month
Angioedema
Community Emergency Medicine
November 2019; papers of the month
Can TXA save lives in head injuries, CRASH-3; Roadside to Resus
October 2019; papers of the month
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