POCUS, FAST, FATE, FLUS. Lær hvad det hele betyder i denne episode om ultralyd i anæstesiologisk praksis med dagens ekspert Søren Hofmann.

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Anæstesi A-Z – ep. 3 | Ultralyd i anæstesi

Probably a world first: A song on the use of Sgarbossa criteria in possible ACS patients with paced rhythms. Ilicki hits again, featuring Dr Sgarbossa.

Sgarbossa Criteria for Ventricular Paced Rhythm

Hear from Richard Lyon how dismal outcomes in the cardiac arrest population in Scotland were dramatically improved not by singular fancy technology, but by a system's approach with attention to every detail.

Surviving out-of-hospital cardiac arrest

Jim DuCanto talks about managing the soiled airway at The Big Sick 2018

Airway decontamination – the dark side of airway management

Geir Strandenes with an opinionated talk on the history and future of prehospital blood transfusion practice at The Bick Sick in Zermatt.

Hemorrhagic shock – a holistic view

Samuel Tisherman, at The Big Sick 2018 in Zermatt, talks about deep hypothermia as a temporizing means in otherwise refractory traumatic cardiac arrest patients.

Exsanguinating trauma – from CPR to EPR

Brian Burns talks about the systemic and organisational efforts put into achieving high performance teams at the Sydney HEMS service.

Brian Burns – High performance teams

Cliff Reid is known to most people in prehospital and emergency medicine. Here's 10 lessons from his many years developing the outstanding team training for the Greater Sydney Area HEMS service.

Cliff Reid – Training HEMS teams

Olav Schjørring giver en opdatering på best evidence i forhold til iltnings-mål ved sepsis

Magic oxygen

Thomas Birkelund gennemgår erfaringer med og tilgang til E-CPR/ECMO i Aarhus

ECMO/eCPR

Hear Jonathan Ilicki from Karolinska talk about how to approach the unconscious patient. In Swedish.

The Unconscious Patient – 10 Ways to Improve Management (SWE)

In this talk from #SWEETS17, Stuart Duffin talks about the difficulty of prognosticating early severe TBI. When should we go all in and not fall prey to the self fulfilling prophecy of stopping treatment?

Prognosis in TBI – a hard nut to crack

How low a pH can the human body handle? How bad is acidosis in cardiac arrest? Is there any point attempting to resuscitate a cardiac arrest patient with a pH of 6.8?

Extreme acidosis – how low can you go?

Sandra expands on her smaccDUB talk on how medical students can coreograph their own education

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