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Scott Weingart, MD FCCM. Podcast 170 – the ER REBOA Catheter with Joe DuBose. EMCrit Blog. Published on March 21, 2016. Accessed on October 1st 2022. Available at [https://emcrit.org/emcrit/er-reboa/ ].
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Thanks for the mention Scott! I had a couple of thoughts your readers might find of interest based on my practice: 1. Accessing the artery – I think definitely using ultrasound is the way to go primarily, as identifying and accessing the common femoral is critical to minimize the risk of vascular injury. Blind puncture is often done too low as you mention into the superficial femoral especially in larger patients we may encounter. Additionally, I think even with this catheter there is still value in placing a standard arterial line first, and putting it in early in someone you… Read more »
Other than the Reanimateconference, any local BEST conferences for ecmo/reboa training?
Any thoughts on a east coast conference teaching such procedures like at Stony Brook?
–Torres
An emergency medicine physician who teaches simulation and airway.
We were thinking of coming out East, but logistically it will never happen. Just too much stuff and too perfect a location in San Diego.
If you want just REBOA, Shock Trauma has their BEST Course.
Congrates for a great case by DuBose et al. They did a great work. The REBOA and other endo/hybrid methods are spreading fast. We have in Europe the EVTM workshops, trauma workshops (using also ER REBOA wich was great to use in models and animals!) and next year, Feb 2017, the first EndoVascular and Hybrid Trauma and bleeding Management (EVTM round tables). For more details, http://www.jevtm.com under sympsoium. We hope that in this meeting we can discuss the ER REBOA and other methods for bleeding control. We would like to congratulate the company for comming up with this catheter- this… Read more »
If manual pressure is impractical, or clotting is likely to be impaired, removal lesions of up to 8 Fr can be closed with an Angio-Seal closure system – as is the standard in interventional cardiology.
Cheers!
Patrick
Germany