Summary By: Charles Bruen
Advances in understanding the cardiopulmonary physiology during CPR, perfusion and reperfusion of the brain, and advancing technologies have made possible directed and customised resuscitation of cardiac arrest.
We will present where current CPR fails, and what it may look like in the future.
Tox Dogmalysis Summary By: Bryan Hayes Tox-Dogmalysis is a talk about evidence in Toxicology. It’s been said that 50%...
In the inaugural John Hinds Plenary session at SMACCDUB, John's partner Janet and his mentor Fred MacSorley celebrate John's...
Resuscitation: What’s the Point Summary by: Peter Brindley Resuscitation- what’s the point. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) is unique as the...
“Hot Potato” – Retrieval of adult patient with airway complications in rural ED. Summary by: Ashley Liebig Dr. Karel...
Morphing the Recalcitrant Clinician Imogen Mitchell’s SMACC Chicago talk ‘Morphing the Recalcitrant Clinician’ takes us through the steps to...
Is my patient suicidal? This post is also on Rob’s website ercast.org – check it out if you haven’t...
Shoes, Sex and Secrets: Stress in EMS Summary by: Ashley Liebig A pair of outrageously high heels next to...
