@DrJeniMD You've nailed it. In our small way we aim to help by helping trainees acquire the applied anatomy to shorten their learning curve so they can make the most of clinical opportunities whilst ensuring patient safety
@ChrisPrabhakar@LloydTurbitt Couldn't agree more Chris! Moreover the practice of following nerves and structures related to them is key to all our modules
Nerve blocks such as FIB for the elderly hip fracture patient should be integrated into routine multi‐modal acute pain management protocols.
This narrative review is essential reading for all who care for such patients.
https://t.co/uvHjDeBIFV
The question after #EOLIA presentation: how does this change clinical practice? "Large" trial testing #ECMO in very sick patients, numerical but not statistical mortality benefit, confounded by ~20% crossover to receive ECMO in the control group. Now what? #ATS2018 https://t.co/NCADgYbuVL