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Scott Weingart, MD FCCM. EMCrit 282 – Hicks on the Labors of Trauma (Blunt). EMCrit Blog. Published on September 30, 2020. Accessed on December 3rd 2022. Available at [https://emcrit.org/emcrit/hicks-labors-trauma/ ].
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Awesome talk! Thank you!
We’ve made a dose of Calcium Gluconate and Fibrinogen automatic orders in our MTP in the second step, because these critical factors are forgotten all too often.
In Ontario, as of December 2020, most hospitals will no longer have access to cryo. Fibrinogen will be the go to in trauma resus and in MTP in general, as per ORBCon and Canadian Blood Services. There are just so many advantages (neutralized for pathogens, compatibility, etc.) with the only disadvantage being cost.
Absolutely fantastic talk, thanks again for doing this.
Love the Pre-Departure checklist. Pure Gold.
-constant reverence to all those pillars of FOAM out there