What is PROPPR Care for Traumatic Brain Injury?
I can still remember patients being randomized for the PROPPR study as a fellow at R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma
How to Break a Mended Heart – A Case Report
Drs. Ojode and Sappenfield share on a case report about a patient who sustained thoracic trauma with multiple rib fractures.
Is Whole Blood Poised for a Comeback in Civilian Trauma?
I have heard all about the benefits of whole blood in military medicine. Sometimes it seems like a separate world.
Multi-system orthopedic trauma and the acute care anesthesiologist: Are we “clear”?
Have you ever wondered why some surgeons seem to be so concerned whether their patient is “cleared” for surgery? It
How do you measure quality in trauma?
None of us probably question whether what we do for patients in the operating room has value. In fact, most
Does the season of goodwill affect trauma admissions?
Tis the season to be jolly, and if your house is like mine, it’s decked with boughs of holly. There
Is Ketamine superior to Etomidate?
There has been a lot of talk lately about ketamine. So many people seem to swear by it. Is there
Sux is King!
For all of you who missed the highly entertaining and educational Trauma Anesthesiology Society Annual Meeting, turns out, you have
Should doctors be on a Helicopter Emergency Medical Service?
The most controversial and dividing topic in trauma, that I know about, is prehospital care. Some part of this arena