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All the literature goodness for September 2026 EMCrit Project by Scott Weingart, MD FCCM.
We discuss the PRECARE Pilot trial on Prehospital ECPR from the Sydney HEMS folks EMCrit Project by Scott Weingart, MD FCCM.
Discussion with the ACEP Sedation Guidelines Author EMCrit Project by Scott Weingart, MD FCCM.
In 2010, the CRASH-2 trial was published in the Lancet.[1] The authors randomized 20,211 trauma patients with, or at risk of, significant hemorrhage within 8 hours of injury to eit...
Today, Trina & I take listener CV-EMCrit ?s EMCrit Project by Scott Weingart, MD FCCM.
Eight years after the original episode, I revisit the hemodynamically neutral intubation (HNI) to bring this high-risk procedure out of the expert-only domain and into everyday res...
ECG Pointers walks through a STEMI case conference with angiographies. The post ECG Pointers: STEMI Case Conference appeared first on emDocs.
SCCM recently published updated guidelines on neuromuscular blockade in ARDS. The authors present five recommendations, the first being the most potentially influential on practice...
Waiting for outside teams to place emergent dialysis lines directly harms critically ill patients requiring immediate RRT or exchange transfusions. In this episode, I break down th...
EMCrit 435 – Procedural Sedation Part V I break down the new ACEP unscheduled procedural sedation guidelines, call out the absurd pretense surrounding 'deep sedation', and lay out...
Dr. Tannenbaum covers fibrinolytics for STEMI in today's ECG Pointers. The post ECG Pointers: This ECG just went into M Mode appeared first on emDocs.
An 81-year-old male presents with a heart rate of 31 and a blood pressure of 81/47. He reports feeling lightheaded and chest pain. He recently had a pacemaker placed for having a “...
Another MC-RCT just dropped on catheter-directed tPA for intermediate-high risk PE patients. It’s overall pretty similar to the HI-PEITHO trial (previously discussed here). I doubt...
Category: Critical Care Nursing During ECMO, a massive inflammatory response occurs because of blood contact with the ECMO circuit, upregulating the coagulation system. Both activa...
I break down the distinction between institutional competence and operator-level systems competence for High-Acuity, Low-Occurrence (HALO) emergency procedures. The episode discuss...
ECG Pointers returns with a continuation of last week's post. The post ECG Pointers: Don’t Just Do Something, Stand There! appeared first on emDocs.
Category: Critical Care Nursing In ECMO, pseudoaneurysms present with a pulsatile, palpable bulge and if small, generally can be managed with injection of thrombin. If large or rap...
It seems like every few years, someone tests whether further risk stratification in patients following a negative workup for acute coronary syndrome (ACS) provides a clinically mea...
In Which We Entertain the Beneficial Effects of Baking Soda EMCrit Project by Rory Spiegel.
Category: Critical Care Nursing In patients with respiratory failure on VV-ECMO, right ventricular failure can occur due to pulmonary fibrosis and increased pulmonary vascular resi...
Ask most physicians outside emergency medicine how they’d handle a patient presenting with three possible diagnoses, incomplete labs, and a deteriorating vital sign trend, and you’...
Category: Critical Care Nursing During ECMO, several neurologic complications, including seizures, ischemic stroke, intracranial hemorrhage and brain death may occur. The cause of...
Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in. -Michael Corleone A new meta-analysis by Liu et al. was just published in Frontiers in Medicine, comparing balanced crystalloid...
Category: Critical Care Nursing In ECMO, if desaturated blood from the left heart is primarily perfusing the upper body, this results in a cyanotic upper body with a well-perfused...
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