Prehospital plasma: Not a done deal just yet!
Our Society has pulled off what I have always wanted. We have managed to have two intellectually satisfying editorials on
How do you put the TEE in trauma?
I am sure many of you have used TEE in the setting of trauma. I myself, frequently, get called to
What is the PROper way to PAMPer your patient in the prehospital setting?
There is a lot of study and controversy around the early administration of plasma in the trauma setting. Equally controversial
What is THOR?
No, there is no Mjolnir. No, it doesn’t have anything to do with Marvel. THOR stands for Traumatic Hemostasis and Oxygenation
Can Giving Tranexamic Acid to Trauma Patients Cause Harm?
Now that all they hype from the CRASH-2 study which was published in 2010 has died down and all of
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
Should we abandon the pediatric FAST exam?
Are kids really just little adults? The answer may surprise you. This month, Josh Sappenfield skims the surface on the
Are Point-Of-Care Guided Massive Transfusions More Expensive?
As our understanding of coagulation and traumatic resuscitation grows, there has been an increased push towards quicker laboratory results on
Hypotensive Resuscitation – Is the glass half full or half empty?
Rick Dutton, is not only a former member of the Board of Directors for TAS, but is one of the