Tweet I recently read a very interesting article on research, and found it to be very pertinent to the state…
Tweet Welcome to the current newsletter. This issue is devoted to an uncommon yet somewhat troubling problem, fat embolism. Here are…
Tweet Early and appropriate resuscitation is critical in any severely injured trauma patient. Typically, the trauma team assesses the patient…
Tweet It’s nice to have blood available early when major trauma patients need it. Unfortunately, it’s not very practical to…
Tweet Trauma professionals worry about stuff. Like just about everything, really. Sometimes we have good guidance (research) to help…
Tweet The current Trauma MedEd newsletter was released to subscribers last weekend. It will have a general release on this…
Tweet The next Trauma MedEd newsletter will be released this weekend. In this issue, I will review fat embolism and…
Tweet Over the past two days, I’ve reviewed the new AAST organ injury scaling updates for spleen and liver injuries.…
Tweet In my last post, I reviewed the updated AAST organ injury scaling (OIS) for the spleen. Today, I’ll share…
Tweet Over the years, the American Association for the Surgery of Trauma (AAST) has developed and maintained a library of…