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  • Виктория Антонова

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    I think that having the airway secure and sealed against bronchoaspiration is the best but it is time consuming technique and could be dodgy in an out-of -hospital scenario where we are facing adverse conditions. Better a supraglottic device as an airway rescue to earn time .
    In following article:
    Advanced Airway Management During Adult Cardiac Arrest (ALS): Systematic Review

    · ILCOR staff · Final CoSTR

  • Виктория Антонова

    (modified: )

    No one should ever be given a laryngoscope without being also given waveform capnography.
    In following article:
    Advanced Airway Management During Adult Cardiac Arrest (ALS): Systematic Review

    · ILCOR staff · Final CoSTR

  • Виктория Антонова

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    If an LMA ventilates and oxygenates then why bother with a tube? Irrespective of success rate they take too long and impair other resuscitation techniques don't they? We're obsessed with tubing but 'no-one ever died of needing a tube'. Have I got this wrong?
    In following article:
    Advanced Airway Management During Adult Cardiac Arrest (ALS): Systematic Review

    · ILCOR staff · Final CoSTR

  • Виктория Антонова

    (modified: )

    I think it should be framed by the skillset of the clinician - if you are not a regular and/or experienced intubator then SGA should be considered. The airway should fit the situation but the method of securing it should fit the skillset of the person placing it.
    In following article:
    Advanced Airway Management During Adult Cardiac Arrest (ALS): Systematic Review

    · ILCOR staff · Final CoSTR

  • Виктория Антонова

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    As no one knows their success rate, and time is the issue, one attempt at ETT and then supraglottic device. And document success rate to give meaningful rates.
    In following article:
    Advanced Airway Management During Adult Cardiac Arrest (ALS): Systematic Review

    · ILCOR staff · Final CoSTR

  • Виктория Антонова

    (modified: )

    Consider reviewing the evidence-based information in managing ventilation of a "difficult airway" due to anatomical or other factors.
    In following article:
    Advanced Airway Management During Adult Cardiac Arrest (ALS): Systematic Review

    · ILCOR staff · Final CoSTR

  • Jasmeet Soar

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    The ALS Task Force look forward to feedback on the review of the science and treatment recommendations for vasopressors during CPR. These Treatment Recommendations will help inform national resuscitation guidelines around the world. Jasmeet Soar - ILCOR ALS Task Force Chair
    In following article:
    Vasopressors in Adult Cardiac Arrest (ALS): Systematic Review

    · ILCOR staff · Final CoSTR

  • ILCOR Staff

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    Bob Neumar and Gavin Perkins will be discussing the CoSTR at SMACC 2019 in Sydney from 25-29 March (#SMACC) Looking forwards to a lively debate and some great discussion on this forum!
    In following article:
    Vasopressors in Adult Cardiac Arrest (ALS): Systematic Review

    · ILCOR staff · Final CoSTR

  • ILCOR Staff

    (modified: )

    Bob Neumar and Gavin Perkins will be discussing the CoSTR at SMACC 2019 in Sydney from 25-29 March (#SMACC) Looking forwards to a lively debate and some great discussion on this forum!
    In following article:
    Advanced Airway Management During Adult Cardiac Arrest (ALS): Systematic Review

    · ILCOR staff · Final CoSTR

  • Jasmeet Soar

    (modified: )

    The ALS Task Force look forward to feedback on the review of the science and treatment recommendations for advanced airway management. These Treatment Recommendations will help inform national resuscitation guidelines around the world. Jasmeet Soar - ILCOR ALS Task Force Chair
    In following article:
    Advanced Airway Management During Adult Cardiac Arrest (ALS): Systematic Review

    · ILCOR staff · Final CoSTR

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