Im a junior doctor in Namibia, and our medical settings have many similarities. Thank you for these videos and case presentations. I really appreciate it.
I wish this scenario continued. Please create a part 2. To discuss management of raised intracranial pressure, haemotympanum. And things to consider if it's a geriatric truama pt on antihypertensives, anticoagulant aspirin, who recently had angioplasty and started on insulin inj. Nanni in advance 🙏🏼
Plz answer Fol query. the GCS is low and intubation is indicated so why not airway is secured first BEFORE placing a chest tube? I think both Intubation and needle decompression has to go side by side and FOLLOWED BY chest tube placement. Moreover, tension pneumothorax is due to flail chest as there was paradoxical chest movements
Excellent demonstration and very informative.. thanks alot for the entire team. One doubt is there that the emergency needle compression whether it should be done in 2 nd intercostal space below clavicle or in 4th intercostal space?
If your team can gave an flowchart for this important management it would be great to remember because not everytime we have a good internet connection to watch the video . So a pdf format of the emergency management with little explanations, it will be very helpful for us , specially for the students 🙏🏼
Hi Sir! How about the use of anti-epileptics for Brain trauma cases before CT-Brain?? In case if positive for ICH - which would be the best initial anti-epileptic management. Thank you
Regularly its not indicated, unless u have a depress skull fracture or a witnessed seizure or suspected seizure episode.. Routin Anti epileptics cam be started in that case either Phenytoin /Fosphenytoin or Levitracetam in case of suspected live disease also
good initiative ........intent to teach by the institute : were m working even guide is missing why nbe is perpetuating course in such institutes god only knows .