Tag Archives: intubation
First look snake stuff
Dr Alan Garner has been here before, asking whether we’re asking the wrong questions when we try to measure quality advanced airway care. Here’s a fresh bit of research that adds to the discussion. Unintended consequences would hardly be a new thing in medicine or in any other endeavour. Here is one of my favouriteContinue reading “First look snake stuff”
Digital intubation!
Just did this (with an assist from the ever-helpful bougie) at NOSM in Thunder Bay, ON cadaver lab https://t.co/AqexiVGNgx — Resuscitation Canada (@Resus_Can) December 28, 2017
Preoxygenation and intubation in ICU
An awaited trial on intubation in ICU. NIV definitely better than NRM for preoxygenation and intubation in ICU (SpO2<80% 16.6% vs 41.3% P=0.006) in @BJAJournals https://t.co/kRlRUMhWxp pic.twitter.com/Me07qZE8Rc — Lascarrou (@JBLascarrou) December 21, 2017
Virtual Reality Fibreoptic Intubation trainer improves success!
Virtual Reality Simulator Improves Intubation Successhttps://t.co/09QnpIZQE9 — Anesthesiology News (@anesthesianews) December 5, 2017
The Mobius Loop of FOAMEd
Ramped vs Sniffing Position for Intubation in Critically Ill Adults via @WICSBottomLine https://t.co/S7Y6miXEEz #FOAMed pic.twitter.com/pLX4okyltL — Salim R. Rezaie (@srrezaie) November 4, 2017
UK Paramedics 2017 draft consensus statement on intubation FOR COMMENT!
All UK paramedics please read the @ParamedicsUK intubation consensus statement. You have till 24th Sep to comment. https://t.co/NWD3ekYx5M — Gordon Clark (@GordonTheCCP) September 11, 2017
Pre-hospital tracheal intubation vs emergency department intubation in trauma patients
Pre-hospital tracheal intubation vs emergency department intubation in trauma patients#FOAMed https://t.co/0WW4gtulBm — Critical Care (@Crit_Care) July 31, 2017
Intubation in cardiac arrest
Another study on airway management in cardiac arrest was just published in JAMA. The study was done in Denmark, where all intubations elective and emergency are done by anaesthestetists. It was a retrospective study, where they matched intubated patients with … Continue reading → via INTUBATION IN ARREST – AGAIN —
Knowing Noses – Nasotracheal Intubation Tips and Tricks — Songs or Stories
It’s been a while since a tips and tricks post. This time around we thought we’d collect some pearls on a topic plenty of learners find a bit challenging – getting that nasal tube to go where you’d like. Collected below are thoughts from Dr Neil Street (NS), Dr Gail Wong (GW), Dr Justin SkownoContinue reading “Knowing Noses – Nasotracheal Intubation Tips and Tricks — Songs or Stories”
Paediatric intubation
Another talk from the 'Paediatric Emergencies Intubation Course' just released – Intubation in Special Circumstances https://t.co/ZRuXibcFLn pic.twitter.com/ju4P44BDmr — Chris Flannigan (@PaedEmergencies) May 29, 2017
Victorian paramedics intubation experience
Paramedics typically performed 3 intubations/year & previous exposure was associated with successful intubation.https://t.co/71RTzOS2Bw pic.twitter.com/9kIZcD9Efd — Kylie Dyson (@kyliedyson_au) March 26, 2017
Deliberate oesophageal intubation technique
Credit to Master Jim DuCanto for sharing this training video. Technique credits to Dr Jose Torres and Dr Jim Jarvis
The success of pre-hospital tracheal intubation by different pre-hospital providers (2017 update)
The success of pre-hospital tracheal intubation by different pre-hospital providers https://t.co/vBzP6BwDZV#FOAMed — Critical Care (@Crit_Care) February 14, 2017
Open Access :DL skills being lost
Great article: Changes in the first-pass success rate with the GlideScope video laryngoscope … https://t.co/qT8Rsafkx0 #DLdecline — Minh Le Cong (@ketaminh) February 10, 2017
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