@HansvanSchuppen @HawkmoonHEMS @traumaoncoplast@drgeoffhealy @ECMOphile @victor_viersen @IscanderMaissan @reinketelaars @pchgerritsen Lot to say about that study. Most important: asking questions to a retrospective group of 20k patients in an admin database with a lot of missing data is hypothesis generation, not causation. Can’t “conclude” anything on that. Only identify thing to look in to better.
Not 26 years, but 16 nonetheless. 😳 At least it seems more fair than the Swan Ganz catheter, which omits Forrester, Marcus, Diamond and Chonette. I guess SGFMDC catheter didn’t sound as easy as RAE tube.
The International Suspected Perioperative Allergic Reaction Group (ISPAR) 1st virtual meeting. Great talks and debate. Website now live: https://t.co/QvMlNjEAqJ
@profhop @LouiseSavic
@ewoudterAvest I read that, but fail to understand how that would work. You can’t block more than 100% of receptors nor can you speed up the process of getting from the injection point to tissues (other than by flushing, which may be what we’re looking at: flush the Roc with an extra 10ml)
@ewoudterAvest The idea is complete NM block in one circulation time. That requires at least 1-1,2 mg/kg. You could look up some old anesth/pharmaco literature from the time Roc was registered (mid ‘90s) for exact info.
@digihaas @zusterbeau1 Ik zie die getallen niet bij lareb (linkje in pm?). Wel zie ik 8 ernstige complicaties en 1 overlijden op 400000 vaccins (https://t.co/Au5WAyF0ON). Overlijden na een vaccin is bijna nooit overlijden aan een vaccin (maar aan iets anders wat je al had).
New step in improving safety during #intubation of #COVID19 patients: using local exhaust ventilation to protect against aerosols with #coronavirus. Please read and share our study from @AnesAMC@amsterdamumc in @BJAJournals to keep colleagues safe: https://t.co/964cFi2L7b