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RESponse Notfallmedizin Podcast
Berufsrettung Wien
27 episodes
2 days ago
In this episode, Ben & Tom explore the critical role of point-of-care ultrasound (pPOCUS) during cardiac arrest. Together, they dive into the power — and the pitfalls — of using ultrasound to identify reversible causes like tamponade, pulmonary embolism, and tension pneumothorax. They discuss how pPOCUS can help differentiate true PEA from pseudo PEA and guide life-saving decisions in both traumatic and non-traumatic arrests. But there’s a catch: ultrasound can extend pauses in chest compressions, with potentially harmful consequences.

From peri-arrest insights to penetrating trauma scenarios, this conversation highlights when — and how — ultrasound truly adds value. The key takeaway? pPOCUS can be a powerful ally in resuscitation, but only when used with precision, preparation, and a well-coordinated team.
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In this episode, Ben & Tom explore the critical role of point-of-care ultrasound (pPOCUS) during cardiac arrest. Together, they dive into the power — and the pitfalls — of using ultrasound to identify reversible causes like tamponade, pulmonary embolism, and tension pneumothorax. They discuss how pPOCUS can help differentiate true PEA from pseudo PEA and guide life-saving decisions in both traumatic and non-traumatic arrests. But there’s a catch: ultrasound can extend pauses in chest compressions, with potentially harmful consequences.

From peri-arrest insights to penetrating trauma scenarios, this conversation highlights when — and how — ultrasound truly adds value. The key takeaway? pPOCUS can be a powerful ally in resuscitation, but only when used with precision, preparation, and a well-coordinated team.
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Medicine
Health & Fitness
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#11: Einsatz von POCUS in der akuten Dyspnoe
RESponse Notfallmedizin Podcast
41 minutes 52 seconds
3 years ago
#11: Einsatz von POCUS in der akuten Dyspnoe

Die akute Atemnot gehört mitunter zu den häufigsten Berufungsursachen für den Rettungsdienst. Und ob dem eigentlichen Symptom dabei eine kardiale, pulmonale oder vielleicht sogar gesamtkörperliche Pathologie zugrunde liegt:  genau das gilt es herauszufinden – wenn's geht so rasch wie möglich!

POCUS wird zur Beantwortung dieser Fragestellung zunehmend auch in der Präklinik eingesetzt. Wie, darüber unterhält sich Ben in dieser Folge mit unserem heutigen Gast: Prof. Dr. Alexander Spiel, Leiter der Notfallambulanz an der Klinik Ottakring im Wiener Gesundheitsverbund. Er ist amtierender Vorstand der ÖGUM-Sektion Notfallmedizin und Teil der Arbeitsgruppe präklinische Notfallsonografie, die sich in enger Zusammenarbeit mit der Berufsrettung Wien auch damit beschäftigt, wie  Point-of-care-Ultraschall in der Präklinik effizient genutzt werden kann.

Wir wünschen euch wie immer: gute Unterhaltung! ;-)

RESponse Notfallmedizin Podcast
In this episode, Ben & Tom explore the critical role of point-of-care ultrasound (pPOCUS) during cardiac arrest. Together, they dive into the power — and the pitfalls — of using ultrasound to identify reversible causes like tamponade, pulmonary embolism, and tension pneumothorax. They discuss how pPOCUS can help differentiate true PEA from pseudo PEA and guide life-saving decisions in both traumatic and non-traumatic arrests. But there’s a catch: ultrasound can extend pauses in chest compressions, with potentially harmful consequences.

From peri-arrest insights to penetrating trauma scenarios, this conversation highlights when — and how — ultrasound truly adds value. The key takeaway? pPOCUS can be a powerful ally in resuscitation, but only when used with precision, preparation, and a well-coordinated team.