52 in 52 – #6: The P-CAT Trial
This week 52 in 52 covers the P-CAT trial and pigtail catheters for hemothorax.
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This week 52 in 52 covers the P-CAT trial and pigtail catheters for hemothorax.
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Anthony DeVivo is back with another post in his series on ED procedures. Today he looks at tube thoracostomy, or the chest tube!
While on shift at a busy urban emergency department, you are notified by EMS dispatch of an ambulance en-route with a patient involved in a high-speed MVC. They report she is a female, in her 20s or 30s, who is obviously gravid, but of unknown gestational age. According to EMS vital signs are: HR 104, RR 25, BP 104/54, and SpO2 98% on room air. They are requesting activation of your trauma team.
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