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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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#22: Beyond i.M.-Adrenaline: AMAX-4 and the case of Max McKenzie
RESponse Notfallmedizin Podcast
55 minutes 23 seconds
1 year ago
#22: Beyond i.M.-Adrenaline: AMAX-4 and the case of Max McKenzie
In Episode #22 spricht Ben mit dem Notfallmediziner Dr. Ben McKenzie aus Victoria, Australien, über Anaphylaxie und Asthma, jenseits der konventionellen Therapie mit intramuskulärem Adrenalin. Dr. McKenzie musste 2021 auf tragische Weise seinen 15-jährigen Sohn Max an die Folgen einer Anaphylaxie verlieren. Seitdem widmet er einen Großteil seiner Karriere diesem Thema. Sein Ziel ist es, mehr Bewusstsein innerhalb der Notfallmedizin zu schaffen. Denn wie der Fall von Max McKenzie eindrucksvoll zeigt, gibt es auch im Jahr 2024 noch erheblichen Verbesserungsbedarf in der gezielten Behandlung schwerer Anaphylaxien.

Mit dieser Folge wagen wir ein kleines Experiment: Zum ersten Mal veröffentlichen wir englischsprachigen Content und bitten euch herzlich um Feedback. Lasst uns wissen, wie euch die Episode gefallen hat – entweder per E-Mail an response.podcast@ma70.wien.gv.at oder über Social Media, zum Beispiel via Instagram Direct Message direkt an unseren Host Ben (@drbenthal).

Wir wünschen euch spannende Einblicke mit Episode #22.

LINKS:
AMAX4.org

TRANSLATION:

In Episode #22, Ben talks with emergency physician Dr. Ben McKenzie from Victoria, Australia, about anaphylaxis and asthma beyond the conventional treatment with intramuscular adrenaline. Tragically, in 2021, Dr. McKenzie lost his 15-year-old son Max to anaphylaxis. Since then, he has dedicated much of his career to this issue. His goal is to raise more awareness within the emergency medical community. As the case of Max McKenzie powerfully illustrates, even in 2024, there is still significant room for improvement in the targeted treatment of severe anaphylaxis.

With this episode, we are trying something new: for the first time, we are releasing English-language content and would greatly appreciate your feedback. Let us know what you think of the episode – either by email at response.podcast@ma70.wien.gv.at or through social media, such as sending a direct message via Instagram to our host Ben (@drbenthal).

We hope you enjoy the insights in Episode #22!
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.