EM Monthly February 2024: Rare Emergency Procedures
Rare Emergency Procedures encompass a range of protocols and interventions that are highly time critical. A structured planned approach is needed to ensure such procedures are performed expeditiously and appropriately.
Key to this is a knowledge of when the procedure may benefit a patient and training in the procedure. As they are amongst the most complex events Emergency Physicians may encounter, coordination amongst the team enhanced by regular drills and simulation exercises is key to success.
Learning from such rare events to refine protocols and sharing lessons learnt is essential to ensure readiness.
This webinar will cover the following presentations and conclude with a Q&A session. Moderated by Dr. James Connolly.
1. Should I perform a Resus Thoracotomy?
2. Results from the REBOA trial - Where are we at? Open discussion
Speaker : Dr. Zane Perkin, Consultant Trauma & General Surgeon, Royal London Hospital/
Consultant in Pre-hospital Care, London's Air Ambulance
Speaker: Dr. Alice Hutin, Co-organiser and member of the Paris Rescue Team Course and Consultant in EM at the “SAMU de Paris”
Speaker: Dr. Jim Connolly, Consultant in Emergency Medicine at the RVI's Great North Emergency and Trauma Centre and current President of EUSEM
Please note: There are more presentations to be confirmed.
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