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- Introduction – To Pack or Not to Pack?20:35Paper Chase 1 – Ocular Ultrasound for Retinal Detachment5:19Pediatric Pearls – Pediatric Ankle Sprains – Yes I said Sprains!Free Chapter17:37Hip Pain21:40Paper Chase 2 – Clinical Test to Rule Out Elbow Fractures3:47Thinking About Metacognition20:33Pediatric Pearls – AHA Neonatal Resuscitation Guidelines28:20Paper Chase 3 – Midazolam for NG Tube Placement4:21Trauma Surgeons Gone Wild – Chest Tubes in the Morbidly Obese16:58Cardiology Corner - AHA Atrial Fibrillation Guideline Update20:57Testicular Torsion18:03Doc In The Bay – What’s In Your Bag?10:05Paper Chase 4 – REBOA Is It All We Had Hoped?4:44Annals of Emergency Medicine – Remember To Take Your Vitamins23:46Exercise Induced Hyponatremia26:03Paper Chase 5 – MRI vs CT vs US for Appendicitis4:00Summary10:58EM:RAP 2016 September Canadian Edition31:48EM:RAP 2016 September Aussie Edition25:03EM:RAP 2016 September German Edition1h, 55mEM:RAP 2016 September Spanish Edition1h, 18mEM:RAP 2016 September French Edition46:51
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Chest tubes are not without serious complications, especially in the obese patient. Kenji gives a series of tips to make the procedure as simple as possible.
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Ben S., Dr - September 8, 2016 3:35 AM
Kenji,
I have been using a sterile bougie on morbidly obese patients to help pass the tube. Once my finger in in thoracic cavity pass it along finger and it seems to help pass the tube easily.
Do you see any downside to this? Or have any comments on that technique?
Thanks