We’re back with 3 superb topics this month!
First off we have a look at the utility of ultrasound for the detection of pneumothoraces in the context of blunt trauma.
Next we look at the need to scan facial bones when scanning a patient’s head following trauma.
Last of all we look at a paper reviewing the association between the use of a bougie and the first pass success when performing ED RSI.
Have a listen to the podcast and most importantly make sure you have a look at the references and critically appraise the papers yourself. We’d love to hear your thoughts and comments at the bottom of the page.
Enjoy!
My thoughts on the EFAST For pneumothorax here:
http://broomedocs.com/2017/05/efast-for-pneumothorax/
Thanks lads
Thanks Casey, sorry had included it in the original blog post but added to podcast now. Thanks