Stabilizing patients with surgical emergencies for transport can be especially challenging. This post discusses the “basics” to this while introducing a fairly common surgery with a rather uncommon complication.
A “new but not so new” calcium channel blocker that we will see and use a lot more of in the near future. This post provides some valuable information and insights
This is a nightmare for both patient and caregiver alike. Imagine being told by your sedated and paralyzed ECMO patient that he could hear everything going on around him; that he could remember his transport; and that he has been experiencing perpetual nightmares.