@_Anesthesiology Is anyone else bothered by the fact that the median dose of ephedrine used is only 10mg?? It seems like the group of patients requiring ephedrine required significantly less vasopressors overall. Is there an analysis to account for vasopressor equivalence?
Don’t miss out on the first webinar of the year - JUST TWO WEEKS AWAY! 6pm EST, Thursday, Feb 15th: How to get your ducks in a row when you can’t Swan: A review of alternative cardiac output devices. Click here to register now: https://t.co/ooOIjhct4K @SOCCA_CritCare
As a targeted-resuscitation enthusiast, I find this development very exciting. Once we can mature this technology to reliably monitor LVOT VTI, we’ll be much closer to solving the ever-elusive holy grail of all of medicine - accurate fluid management.
In a Comment article published in @Crit_Care, @heart_lung and colleagues discuss the physiological, clinical and practical implications of wearable ultrasound technology in the intensive care unit. https://t.co/6JJN6Ij1hZ
In a Comment article published in @Crit_Care, @heart_lung and colleagues discuss the physiological, clinical and practical implications of wearable ultrasound technology in the intensive care unit. https://t.co/6JJN6Ij1hZ
Anesthesia CCM fellows, CTS fellows, PAs, RNs worked together yesterday in our CTICU open chest/cardiac arrest simulation. This is always a fun annual collab between @WCMAnesthesia@WCM_CTSurgery@nyphospital. A shout-out to our excellent SAIL sim lab team! @eriniannaconemd
This weekend was our annual “open chest” simulation using our novel post-cardiac-surgery-chest model. Always a tremendous collaboration with CTICU nursing and CT surgery departments. Look at those smiling faces! @WCMAnesthesia @eriniannaconemd