COVID-19 PPE Videos
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Donning and Doffing Instructions and video
Air, Surface Environmental, and PPE Contamination
TAMING THE NEURO ICU
NEUROCRITICAL CARE COVID-19
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Read MoreAnother data set for 33 vs 36: How low should you go continues to be a challenge, right?
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More data for 33 instead of 36? Johnson and team weigh in with a large single center retrospective review.
Read MoreTTM and ECMO – How low should you go?
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In 2002, two landmark clinical trials published back-to-back in the New England Journal of Medicine (Bernard and HACA), building upon animal models that showed a neuroprotective benefit to hypothermia after cardiac arrest, set the bar for post-cardiac arrest care in the new millennium. Practice patterns changed rapidly as intensivists and hospital systems attempted to replicate their results, with greater than 50% of their patients in the 33C hypothermia arm of each trial achieving a good neurological outcome.
Read MoreCVC Confirmation using POCUS
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Central venous catheters (CVCs) are widely used in the resuscitation and treatment of critically ill and injured patients. Standard practice necessitates verification of line placement when inserted above the diaphragm. This has traditionally been accomplished in most institutions by use of post-insertion chest radiography, which will both identify the tip of the catheter at the cavoatrial junction and rule out pneumothorax ipsilateral to the insertion site.
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