💬 Editorial: Routine TEE-guided #CPR is not supported for out-of-hospital cardiac arrest; implementation depends on local feasibility and operator training.
https://t.co/z7iiUORZPH
Our recent JAMA Internal Medicine study, the EXECT-CPR RCT, found no survival benefit of TEE-guided CPR in OHCA with ongoing CPR on ED arrival, but post-intervention ETCO₂ was higher.
#ResusTEE#CPR#OHCA
Among adults with out-of-hospital cardiac arrest, transesophageal echocardiography-guided chest compression during #CPR did not improve survival or neurological outcomes vs conventional CPR but enhanced hemodynamic efficacy without increasing harm.
https://t.co/ZzdZJjnkJg
@MiguelP23970914@dan___kim@CritCareMed Hi, this is Dr. Chu. In our unpublished RCT comparing TEE-guided CPR (targeting the LV) to conventional CPR, no increased risk of rib fractures or hemo-/pneumothorax was found from compressions over the left chest. Details to follow once published — hope this helps! 😀
Our latest article, published in @CritCareMed , showed that CPR without aortic valve compression might enhance short-term outcomes. This suggests that TEE-guided CPR might be a crucial intervention for patients with out-of-hospital cardiac arrest.
https://t.co/r3XOBUR1vE
Interesting #echofirst image of the day.
What's in the left ventricle?
Clinical: 30 something pt with shortness of breath, immigrant from Asia, no significant medical history otherwise.
See thread for the link 🔗to source article.
#POCUS#MedEd#FOAMed#FOAMcc
A 58-year-old woman with no known comorbidities presents with progressive fatigue and shortness of breath x several months. Noted to have bilateral pedal edema; BNP 2,473 pg/mL.
#echofirst 👇❓
Answer and 🔗 to source in thread.
#POCUS#MedEd#FOAMcc
🚑 + 🏥 Refractory CA? NOT #ECPR alone, but global approach including #ECMO starting w preH system may improve #OHCA outcomes! Technology + first RCTs data available, still need to better define candidates/optimize logistics/replicate in multicenter RCT
@jan_belohlavek#PraguECPR
#EuReCaTHREE is about to start.
Meanwhile, read again the findings of EuReCa TWO published on Resuscitation in 2020.
🔗 https://t.co/ISNYCXJ3C8
#ResusTwitter@ERC_resus
All the ERC community is deeply saddened to hear the death of Dr. G. Guy Knickerbocker, one of three men credited as the father of CPR in 1960. Every day, people who suffer a cardiac arrest owe their lives to him. Our deepest condolences to the bereaved family.
➡️The history of resuscitation in cardiac arrest is long and fascinating
➡️Over time, four components have emerged to provide the central basis for saving an apnoeic, pulseless person just minutes from death
A thread.....
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I just found out the person killed in the Laguna Woods shooting yesterday was my primary care physician, Dr. John Cheng. Absolute hero. He attacked the gunman and helped save so many in that church. I just wanted his name to be known. He will be missed.
Resuscitation with blood products in patients with trauma-related haemorrhagic shock receiving prehospital care #RePHILL
No difference in pre hospital blood and plasma versus saline resuscitation in major trauma
https://t.co/P9bCIBuMyx