Ultrasound is an important adjunct for caring for cardiac arrest patients, but trans-thoracic can deter from important hands-on compressions. TEE may solve that problem by providing high quality images of the heart without interruption in CPR. Additionally TEE provides useful information about compression depth and quality that no other diagnostic tool provides. TEE is already being used in some centers and its use continues to grow.
After getting his chance to interrogate SMACC Superstars the people finally get their chance to get their own back...
SMACCForce: Bariatric Panel Discussion with Mark Forrest, Jason Van Der Velde, Phil Keating, Cameron O’Leary
There is a huge variation in our outcomes for cardiac arrest patients. Measuring your results makes it possible for...
Diagnosing a wake-up stroke by Fernanda Bellolio
This session brings together a panel of educators with a track record of innovation and design in medical education....
“Meeting of the Tribes” brings together clinicians from a broad range of health professions–including medicine, nursing, social work, and...
A talk about David Foster Wallace, evolution, and what do when the thrombolysis bisque hits the fan.
