Recent discussions
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Виктория Антонова
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. -
ILCOR Staff
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! -
ILCOR Staff
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! -
Jasmeet Soar
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 -
ILCOR Staff
The point is that if there is no current evidence that hypothermia is better than normothermia, perhaps normothermia should be recommended, because is less aggressive, easier to perform and with fewer side effects. Hypothermia should be restricted to clinical trials. -
ILCOR Staff
Unfortunately there are not adequate data to perform a strong recommendation. I think that the expertise in BMV, tracheal intubation and SGA probably coul be an important factor but it is very difficult to evaluate. New studies should analyze not only tracheal intubation versus BMV, but BMV with continuous chest compressions or coordinated chest compression -
ILCOR Staff
The committee did an excellent job evaluating and summarizing the evidence. I like the new continuous review process and the opportunity for public comment--- my only recommendation for improving this process is to supplement the text with some figures. The sentences are repetitive with only slight changes in wording and it makes it difficult for the reader to maintain focus. Something like forest plots would help to supplement and summarize the excellent, albeit dense, text. -
Carl Haentjens
Is there any evidence about the use of mechanical ventilators in an intubated patient. As for now it seems logical that only in a volume controlled mode there is a guarantee that enough air is inflated. In a pressure regulated modus one can suppose that the high peak pressures of compressions inhalt the insufflations. However most volume controlled modes now also have a certain degree of pressure regulation. I think it would be good from a teaching point of view to have a clear statement on which is currently best practice as this frequently leads to discussions. Our current practice is to use a BVM attached to ET or SGA as you can feel the resistance and slowly inflate enough volume. -
ILCOR Staff
Minimally interrupted cardiac resuscitation should be practiced as the resources are minimum in OHCA . IHCA AND OHCA guidelines should be developed based on evidence based science , new devices and resource management of EMS system. -
ILCOR Staff
As many providers will read only the"treatment recomendation section" , I think is important to add to that section that it is related to "central" temperature. I mean it can be dangerous to interpret 37,5C as peripheral temperature, wich means fever "centrally".