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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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#25: Governance, Guts & Guidelines – Warum die Notfallthorakotomie ein System braucht
RESponse Notfallmedizin Podcast
26 minutes 55 seconds
6 months ago
#25: Governance, Guts & Guidelines – Warum die Notfallthorakotomie ein System braucht
Response Nuggets – Folge 25: Clamshell-Thorakotomie & Clinical Governance mit Dr. Johannes Strobel

Es gibt diese besonderen Momente in der Notfallmedizin – Gedanken, Sätze oder Perspektiven, die hängen bleiben. Nicht als stundenlange Vorträge, sondern als kleine, kraftvolle Impulse. Genau darum geht’s in unserem neuen Podcast-Format: den Response Nuggets. 

Hierbei handelt es sich um kurze Impulsvorträge, Gesprächsmitschnitte oder Interviews on-the-go, die wir überall dort einfangen, wo wir mit unseren Experten im notfallmedizinischen Alltag zusammentreffen: Auf Kursen, Kongressen, in Arbeitsgruppen oder auch einfach bei der täglichen Arbeit.

Zum Auftakt hören wir Dr. Johannes Strobel, bekannt aus Folge 19 („Quo Vadis Rettungsdienst?“), diesmal als Keynote-Speaker beim Vienna Resuscitative Thoracotomy Kurs der Berufsrettung Wien. In seinem Impuls spricht Johannes über die Clamshell-Thorakotomie – und darüber, was es im Hintergrund an Strukturen, Kultur und System braucht, damit eine derart invasive Maßnahme überhaupt gelingen kann. Stichwort: Clinical Governance.

In den nächsten 20 Minuten erfährst du:
– warum Clamshell kein Solo-Act ist
– was gute Systeme von Einzelentscheidungen unterscheidet
– und wie man kritische Maßnahmen in kritischen


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.