Tag Archives: potpourri

The September Issue of the TraumaMedEd Newsletter is Live!

The September issue of the Trauma MedEd newsletter is now available to everyone!

In this issue, get some tips on:

  • Managing Penetrating Injury
  • Nursing Tips For Pediatric Orthopedic Injury
  • Abdominal Packing Tips
  • Geriatric Trauma Management
  • Tips For Trauma In Pregnancy
  • Managing CSF Leaks

To download the current issue, just click here!

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This newsletter was released to subscribers a few weeks ago. If you would like to be the first to get your hands on future newsletters, just click here to subscribe!

The July 2021 Trauma MedEd Newsletter Is Live! Yet More Potpourri

I’ve put together another issue of miscellaneous, interesting stuff!

In this issue, learn about:

  • The effect of ambulance deceleration on ICP in head injury patients
  • An interesting technique for sealing vacuum systems applied around external fixators
  • An analysis of thrombotic events following TXA administration
  • The utility of a second head CT in patients taking DOACs

To download the current issue, just click here!

Or copy this link into your browser: https://www.traumameded.com/courses/more-potpourri-july-21/

This newsletter was released to subscribers over a week ago. If you would like to be the first to get your hands on future newsletters, just click here to subscribe!

 

The April 2021 Trauma MedEd Newsletter Is Live! Potpourri

This issue is devoted to an uncommon yet potentially devastating problem, blunt carotid and vertebral artery injury.

In this issue, learn about:

  • Who’s Better At Invasive Procedures? Advanced care providers or residents?
  • How Many Salt Tabs In A Liter Of Saline?
  • Mainstem Intubation In Pediatric Patients
  •    And How To Avoid It!
  • Giving TXA Via An Intraosseous Line?

To download the current issue, just click here!

Or copy this link into your browser: https://bit.ly/TME202104

This newsletter was released to subscribers over a week ago. If you would like to be the first to get your hands on future newsletters, just click here to subscribe!

The October 2019 Trauma MedEd Newsletter Has Been Released!

Here’s the most recent newsletter that was released at the end of October; the topic is Potpourri.

In this issue, I cover:

  • Femoral Traction And Open Fractures
  • Nursing: My Doc Won’t Listen!
  • Zones Of The Retroperitoneum
  • CT After Laparotomy For Penetrating Trauma

To download the current issue, just click here! Or copy this link into your browser: http://bit.ly/TME201910

The next newsletter will be released to subscribers at the end of November. I’ll release it to everyone else via this blog in December, so subscribe now if you want it sooner! Click this link right away to sign up now and/or download back issues.

Got a suggested theme for later issues? Just let me know what you’d like to read about by emailing or leaving a comment here.

The April 2019 Trauma MedEd Newsletter Has Been Released!

Here’s the most recent newsletter; the topic is Potpourri. It contains a number of articles on things I find fascinating. Hopefully you will, too!

In this issue, I’ll cover:

  • Trauma and the gut microbiome
  • Complications of single-look (as opposed to damage control) laparotomy
  • Best preshospital stretcher for MCI extracation
  • The mistaken ID problem (yes, this actually happens)
  • And one of my pet peeves, bad research study acronyms

To download the current issue, just click here! Or copy this link into your browser: http://bit.ly/TME201904

The next newsletter will be released to subscribers at the end of May and I will be covering some of the new information regarding solid organ injury management of the spleen. I’ll release it to everyone via this blog in June, so subscribe now if you want it sooner! Click this link right away to sign up now and/or download back issues.

Got a suggested theme for later issues? Just let me know what you’d like to read about by emailing or leaving a comment here.