Trauma in Pregnancy
This week at conference we reviewed how trauma management differs in the pregnant patient
This week at conference we reviewed how trauma management differs in the pregnant patient
A continuation of the massive hemoptysis case from last week. The patient was intubated and ROSC was obtained. Chest X-Ray showed a large cavitary lesion on the left side. On mechanical ventilation, lung protective strategy was used and despite increasing PEEP the patient's SaO2 ranged from 60-79%.
48M arrives in the passenger seat of wifes car coughing up a large amount of blood. He is very pale appearing, his pulse becomes thready and the patient starts to become unresponsive. Wife tells you he has a history of AML and is being treated with Amphotericin B for an Aspergilloma. The patient arrives to the resuscitation room in cardiac arrest.
Dr. Coletta discusses winter environmental emergencies at the CUH Emergency Department conference.
Dr. Blake Siglock discusses the acutely ill pregnant women at today's CUH conference day.
Last week, EMS hosted the Cooper University Hospital EM Residents at their training facility for some hands on learning.
“Jefferson Bit Off A Hangman’s Thumb”
Jefferson Fracture
Clinical question: Does tamsulosin result in faster expulsion of symptomatic ureteral stones in patients presenting to the emergency department?
Dr. Anil Reddy discusses status epilepticus in the Emergency Department.
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