David Rothstein
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Ep 5 · 1:42
You need to have reversible pathology. The ECMO, remember, is, is not a destination, it's a bridge to try to give or gain more time.
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Ep 6 · 0:49
Plan ahead early in the cardiac arrest, of course, in our hospital, after the 2nd dose of epinephrine, they activate ECPR.
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Ep 1 · 3:18
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Update Course Rewind 2025: Pediatric ECPR: Who Should Receive Extracorporeal Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation?
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Ep 5 · 1:42
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ECPR candidates must have reversible pathology; ECMO is not a destination but a bridge to gain more time.
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Ep 5 · 1:42
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You need to have reversible pathology. The ECMO, remember, is, is not a destination, it's a bridge to try to give or gain more time.
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Update Course Rewind 2025: Key Strategies - Successful Extracorporeal Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
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Ep 6 · 0:49
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Plan ahead early in the cardiac arrest, of course, in our hospital, after the 2nd dose of epinephrine, they activate ECPR.
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Ep 6 · 0:49
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At Cincinnati Children's Hospital, after the second dose of epinephrine during cardiac arrest, they activate ECPR and all teams mobilize.
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Ep 6 · 1:15
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The CPR coaches are key, showing your outcome through your cardiac output.
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Ep 6 · 1:15
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CPR coaches are key, showing cardiac output through title wave, oxygenation, and cardiac index from chest compressions.
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Ep 6 · 1:34
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Two attending surgeons is key for ECPR and is the practice at Cincinnati Children's.
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Ep 6 · 1:34
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Two attendance is key for ECPR. We do that in our center.
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Ep 6 · 1:38
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During ECPR it's chaotic with everybody running around and people pushing from behind.
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Ep 6 · 1:38
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In these situations, it's chaos, right? Everybody's running around and people are pushing you from behind.
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Ep 6 · 1:43
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You need to pause compressions to cannulate, so it's tricky.
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Ep 6 · 1:43
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You need to pause compressions to cannulate during ECPR, which is tricky.
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Hot New Topics from The Journal Of Pediatric Surgery: Update Course 2017
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Ep 1 · 3:18
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An inhaler and go home
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