Online Medical Education on Emergency Department (ED) Critical Care, Trauma, and Resuscitation
I always have a great time at the Essentials of Emergency Medicine conference, not just because it is an amazing conference, but because I get to hang out with my buddy, Rob Orman. This year, we did a on-stage demo of central line tips and tricks. Hope you enjoy:
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Scott Weingart. EMCrit 254 – Central Line Tips and Tricks with Robby O and Me from EEM 2019. EMCrit Blog. Published on August 22, 2019. Accessed on November 12th 2019. Available at [https://emcrit.org/emcrit/emcrit-254-central-line-tips-and-tricks-with-robby-o-and-me-from-eem-2019/ ].
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Excellent video
Great show Scott!Really drives home the Microskills podcast.
You mention learning proper seldinger technique from vascular surgeons.
Any references/ suggested reading for us, non ECMO trained physicians, to improve our big lines skills ( dyalisis catheters/pig tail chest drains)?
Scott and Rob- Nice video, thanks. As with ECMO cannulations, I only nick the skin if I’m unable to get the dilator through the skin easily (which makes the insertion site less likely to have bleeding issues).. I also have a second person scrub whenever possible because having 4 hands is great for racking the wire while advancing the dilator.