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Best Case Ever, Cardiology, Emergency Medicine, epinephrine, Medical Specialty, pediatric arrest, Pediatrics, POCUS, Resuscitation, Rob Simard
Best Case Ever 42 Pediatric Cardiac Arrest
When was the last time you saw ventricular fibrillation in a 4 month old? Dr. Simard tells his Best Case Ever of a Pediatric Cardiac Arrest in which meticulous preparation,...
Anton Helman | November 17, 2015
Best Case Ever, Cardiology, Emergency Medicine, epinephrine, Medical Specialty, pediatric arrest, Pediatrics, POCUS, Resuscitation, Rob Simard
Best Case Ever 42 Pediatric Cardiac Arrest
When was the last time you saw ventricular fibrillation in a 4 month old? Dr. Simard tells his Best Case Ever of a Pediatric Cardiac Arrest in which meticulous preparation,...
Anton Helman | November 17, 2015
Cardiology, CCR, EM Cases, Emergency Medicine, epinephrine, Episodes, Laurie Morrison, lidocaine, Medical Specialty, PCI, PEA arrest, Resuscitation, Scott Weingart, TTM
Episode 72 ACLS Guidelines 2015 Post Arrest Care
Once we've achieved ROSC our job is not over. Good post-arrest care involves maintaining blood pressure and cerebral perfusion, adequate sedation, cooling and preventing hyperthermia, considering antiarrhythmic medications, optimization of...
Anton Helman | November 3, 2015
Cardiology, CCR, EM Cases, Emergency Medicine, epinephrine, Episodes, Laurie Morrison, lidocaine, Medical Specialty, PCI, PEA arrest, Resuscitation, Scott Weingart, TTM
Episode 72 ACLS Guidelines 2015 Post Arrest Care
Once we've achieved ROSC our job is not over. Good post-arrest care involves maintaining blood pressure and cerebral perfusion, adequate sedation, cooling and preventing hyperthermia, considering antiarrhythmic medications, optimization of...
Anton Helman | November 3, 2015
Cardiology, CCR, EM Cases, Emergency Medicine, epinephrine, Episodes, Laurie Morrison, lidocaine, Medical Specialty, PCI, PEA arrest, Resuscitation, Scott Weingart, TTM
Episode 72 ACLS Guidelines 2015 Post Arrest Care
Once we've achieved ROSC our job is not over. Good post-arrest care involves maintaining blood pressure and cerebral perfusion, adequate sedation, cooling and preventing hyperthermia, considering antiarrhythmic medications, optimization of...
Anton Helman | November 3, 2015
amiodarone, cardiac arrest, Cardiology, CCR, chest compressions, dual shock therapy, EM Cases, Emergency Medicine, end tidal CO2, Episodes, ITD, Laurie Morrison, lidocaine, Medical Specialty, Resuscitation, Steve Lin, ventricular fibrillation
Episode 71 ACLS Guidelines 2015 – Cardiac Arrest Controversies Part 1
A lot has changed over the years when it comes to managing the adult in cardiac arrest. As a result, survival rates after cardiac arrest have risen steadily over the...
Anton Helman | October 21, 2015
amiodarone, cardiac arrest, Cardiology, CCR, chest compressions, dual shock therapy, EM Cases, Emergency Medicine, end tidal CO2, Episodes, ITD, Laurie Morrison, lidocaine, Medical Specialty, Resuscitation, Steve Lin, ventricular fibrillation
Episode 71 ACLS Guidelines 2015 – Cardiac Arrest Controversies Part 1
A lot has changed over the years when it comes to managing the adult in cardiac arrest. As a result, survival rates after cardiac arrest have risen steadily over the...
Anton Helman | October 21, 2015
amiodarone, cardiac arrest, Cardiology, CCR, chest compressions, dual shock therapy, EM Cases, Emergency Medicine, end tidal CO2, Episodes, ITD, Laurie Morrison, lidocaine, Medical Specialty, Resuscitation, Steve Lin, ventricular fibrillation
Episode 71 ACLS Guidelines 2015 – Cardiac Arrest Controversies Part 1
A lot has changed over the years when it comes to managing the adult in cardiac arrest. As a result, survival rates after cardiac arrest have risen steadily over the...
Anton Helman | October 21, 2015
Notorious BIG, Resuscitation, Trauma, Uncategorized
Ten (Trauma Resuscitation) Commandments
“I’ve been in this game for years, it made me an animal There’s rules to this sh*t; I wrote me a manual” — Notorious BIG You know, whether you sling...
Marco Torres | September 10, 2015
airway, Andrew Sloas, Cricothyrotomy, David Barbic, Emergency Medicine, Episodes, Medical Specialty, ramped, Resuscitation, Richard Levitan, Special Populations, surgical airway, Trauma, vapors
Episode 69 Obesity Emergency Management
Current estimates of the prevalence of obesity are that a quarter of adult Canadians and one third of Americans are considered obese with approximately 3% being morbidly obese. With the...
Anton Helman | September 8, 2015
airway, Andrew Sloas, Cricothyrotomy, David Barbic, Emergency Medicine, Episodes, Medical Specialty, ramped, Resuscitation, Richard Levitan, Special Populations, surgical airway, Trauma, vapors
Episode 69 Obesity Emergency Management
Current estimates of the prevalence of obesity are that a quarter of adult Canadians and one third of Americans are considered obese with approximately 3% being morbidly obese. With the...
Anton Helman | September 8, 2015
airway, Andrew Sloas, Cricothyrotomy, David Barbic, Emergency Medicine, Episodes, Medical Specialty, ramped, Resuscitation, Richard Levitan, Special Populations, surgical airway, Trauma, vapors
Episode 69 Obesity Emergency Management
Current estimates of the prevalence of obesity are that a quarter of adult Canadians and one third of Americans are considered obese with approximately 3% being morbidly obese. With the...
Anton Helman | September 8, 2015
Best Case Ever, Cricothyrotomy, hypoxia, intubation, mental preparedness, Resuscitation, Richard Levitan, Trauma
Best Case Ever 39 – Airway Strategy & Mental Preparedness in EM Procedures with Richard Levitan
I caught up with airway educator, innovator and self-described enthusiast Dr. Richard Levitan at SMACC in Chicago this past June. In this Best Case Ever on Airway Strategy and Mental...
Anton Helman | September 1, 2015

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