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Best Case Ever 62 Penetrating Upper Airway Injury Awake Intubation Do’s & Don’ts
If you were faced with stab wound to the neck and had to act fast, would you have a well-thought out plan that you are comfortable with? In this EM Cases...
Anton Helman | September 26, 2017
awake intubation, Best Case Ever, EM Cases, Emergency Medicine, George Kovacs, Medical Specialty, penetrating neck injury, RSI, Trauma
Best Case Ever 62 Penetrating Upper Airway Injury Awake Intubation Do’s & Don’ts
If you were faced with stab wound to the neck and had to act fast, would you have a well-thought out plan that you are comfortable with? In this EM Cases...
Anton Helman | September 26, 2017
awake intubation, BIPAP, BVM, CritCases, difficult airway, EM Cases, Emergency Medicine, George Kovacs, heliox, James Brokenshire, ketamine, Medical Specialty, NRB, PEEP, preoxygenation, Resuscitation, tracheal stent
CritCases 6 – Airway Obstruction
In this EM Cases CritCases blog - a collaboration with STARS Air Ambulance Service, Mike Betzner, we present a challenging airway obstruction case, the limitations of non-rebreather masks, using PEEP...
Patrick Gilbride | February 7, 2017
awake intubation, BIPAP, BVM, CritCases, difficult airway, EM Cases, Emergency Medicine, George Kovacs, heliox, James Brokenshire, ketamine, Medical Specialty, NRB, PEEP, preoxygenation, Resuscitation, tracheal stent
CritCases 6 – Airway Obstruction
In this EM Cases CritCases blog - a collaboration with STARS Air Ambulance Service, Mike Betzner, we present a challenging airway obstruction case, the limitations of non-rebreather masks, using PEEP...
Patrick Gilbride | February 7, 2017
anaphylactic shock, Conference, David Carr, Emergency Medicine, Episodes, George Kovacs, IV epinephrine, Kounis Syndrome, Medical Specialty, push dose pressors, Resuscitation
Episode 78 Anaphylaxis and Anaphylactic Shock – Live from The EM Cases Course
Anaphylaxis is the quintessential medical emergency. We own this one. While the vast majority of anaphylaxis is relatively benign, about 1% of these patients die from anaphylactic shock. And usually...
Anton Helman | March 15, 2016
anaphylactic shock, Conference, David Carr, Emergency Medicine, Episodes, George Kovacs, IV epinephrine, Kounis Syndrome, Medical Specialty, push dose pressors, Resuscitation
Episode 78 Anaphylaxis and Anaphylactic Shock – Live from The EM Cases Course
Anaphylaxis is the quintessential medical emergency. We own this one. While the vast majority of anaphylaxis is relatively benign, about 1% of these patients die from anaphylactic shock. And usually...
Anton Helman | March 15, 2016
anaphylactic shock, Conference, David Carr, Emergency Medicine, Episodes, George Kovacs, IV epinephrine, Kounis Syndrome, Medical Specialty, push dose pressors, Resuscitation
Episode 78 Anaphylaxis and Anaphylactic Shock – Live from The EM Cases Course
Anaphylaxis is the quintessential medical emergency. We own this one. While the vast majority of anaphylaxis is relatively benign, about 1% of these patients die from anaphylactic shock. And usually...
Anton Helman | March 15, 2016

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Best Case Ever 62 Penetrating Upper Airway Injury Awake Intubation Do’s & Don’ts

Best Case Ever 62 Penetrating Upper Airway Injury Awake Intubation Do’s & Don’ts

CritCases 6 – Airway Obstruction

CritCases 6 – Airway Obstruction

Episode 78 Anaphylaxis and Anaphylactic Shock – Live from The EM Cases Course

Episode 78 Anaphylaxis and Anaphylactic Shock – Live from The EM Cases Course

Episode 78 Anaphylaxis and Anaphylactic Shock – Live from The EM Cases Course