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EPISODE · Nov 11, 2025 · 36 MIN

Ep 275 - Targeted Resuscitation, Arterial Lines, Hydrofluoric Acid Burns Treatment and more (August/September 2025)

from The St.Emlyn’s Podcast · host St Emlyn’s Blog and Podcast

In this episode of the St Emlyn's podcast, hosts Iain Beardsell and Simon Carley review blog posts from August and September. They reflect on their experience at the BASICs Conference, highlighting discussions on resuscitation science and new resuscitation council guidelines. Topics covered include the physiological-targeted resuscitation, arterial line placements during cardiac arrest, the PECan abdominal trauma rule in pediatric emergency care, intra-arrest stellate ganglion blocks, hydrofluoric acid burns treatment, and pediatric status epilepticus. They also delve into the evidence trial on moving patients with refractory out-of-hospital cardiac arrest to hospitals for specialised care, and review discussions on moral injury among emergency responders. Additionally, they mention the upcoming Geckos Global Health and Emergency Care Research Summit and explore the potential future of emergency medicine by 2038. 00:00 Introduction and Conference Highlights 02:55 Arterial Line Placement During Cardiac Arrest 05:27 Pediatric Abdominal Trauma Rule 10:25 Intra-Arrest Stellate Ganglion Blocks 14:35 Moral Injury in Emergency Responders 23:22 Hydrofluoric Acid Burns Treatment 25:38 Ketamine for Pediatric Status Epilepticus 28:57 Refractory Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest 33:59 Global Health and Emergency Care Research 35:09 Conclusion and Future Episodes

In this episode of the St Emlyn's podcast, hosts Iain Beardsell and Simon Carley review blog posts from August and September. They reflect on their experience at the BASICs Conference, highlighting discussions on resuscitation science and new resuscitation council guidelines. Topics covered include the physiological-targeted resuscitation, arterial line placements during cardiac arrest, the PECan abdominal trauma rule in pediatric emergency care, intra-arrest stellate ganglion blocks, hydrofluoric acid burns treatment, and pediatric status epilepticus. They also delve into the evidence trial on moving patients with refractory out-of-hospital cardiac arrest to hospitals for specialised care, and review discussions on moral injury among emergency responders. Additionally, they mention the upcoming Geckos Global Health and Emergency Care Research Summit and explore the potential future of emergency medicine by 2038. 00:00 Introduction and Conference Highlights 02:55 Arterial Line Placement During Cardiac Arrest 05:27 Pediatric Abdominal Trauma Rule 10:25 Intra-Arrest Stellate Ganglion Blocks 14:35 Moral Injury in Emergency Responders 23:22 Hydrofluoric Acid Burns Treatment 25:38 Ketamine for Pediatric Status Epilepticus 28:57 Refractory Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest 33:59 Global Health and Emergency Care Research 35:09 Conclusion and Future Episodes

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