Update in Trauma Resuscitation

This week we have the privilege of welcoming Captain Andy Challen CSC.

Andy is an Advanced Trainee in Emergency Medicine and Intensive Care.  He has a special interest in Trauma and Retrieval Medicine.

He brings his experience in Military and Civilian Practice to our MMHEM Teaching Program.

This is the Trauma talk you need to hear:

 

“Managing The Trauma Casualty – About Bloody Time”

 

Andy will discuss topics such as

  • Damage Control Resuscitation,
  • Haemorrhage Control,
  • Hypotensive Resuscitation,
  • TEG,
  • Trauma Radiology,
  • Trauma Systems.

 

If there's time Andy will also run some work shops on haemorrhage control, junctional bleeding and Foley catheter use in tamponade bleeding control, tourniquets.

I’m Very Excited.

We’re Very Excited.

You should all be Very Excited.

 

Some pre-Listening to get you in the mood:

This should get you thinking about concepts and practices. Maybe think back to a trauma resuscitation you were involved in or the last time the MTP was activated. Can you run through in your mind how you might apply these strategies or how you may change your approach in future?

From EMCRIT:

http://emcrit.org/podcasts/severe-trauma-karim-brohi/  

Scott talks with Dr. Brohi on hypotensive resuscitation, haemostatic resuscitation, and massive transfusion.

Dr Brohi is a trauma and vascular surgeon in London and runs the incredible Trauma.org

 

http://emcrit.org/podcasts/massive-transfusion-kenji/

More on massive Transfusion Protocols with US Trauma Surgeon, Kenji Inaba.

 

http://emcrit.org/podcasts/trauma-resuscitation-dutton/

http://emcrit.org/lectures/hemostatic-resuscitation/

Here are 2 great lectures on trauma resus  and haemostatic resus from Richard Dutton - a trauma anaesthetist. Discussions include dosing of induction agents , volume replacement, resuscitation fluids and optimising perfusion not blood pressure.

 

Some additional General Trauma info which you can have a listen to, to puff up your trauma pillow:

A few talks from the excellent Emergency Medicine Cases…….

 

http://emergencymedicinecases.com/episode-10-part-1-trauma-pearls-and-pitfalls/

http://emergencymedicinecases.com/episode-10-p2-trauma-pearls-pitfalls/

http://emergencymedicinecases.com/episode-39-update-trauma-literature/