Preferred Induction & NMB agents for Intubation (RSI) of critically ill patients in ICU & ED
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In this livestream, Dr. Ankur Gupta from ESBICM and Dr. Haney Mallemet will be discussing the common induction and NMB agents used in rapid sequence intubation (RSI) in ICU and ED
Which Induction & NMB agents to be used during rapid sequence Intubation (RSI) for critically ill pts. in ICU & emergency department.
Induction & NMB agents to be used during rapid sequence Intubation (RSI) for critically ill patients in ICU & ED
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Thanks for having me on the show! Amazing!
You made the topic so simplified, a must listen for everyone working in ICU and ED. Thanks for sparing time for us.
Heartfelt gratitude to you sir for having this conversation with Dr. Mallemet . This conversation has given so much knowledge from different parts of the world
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I really appreciate your such good session, I hope I could continue with live session and I could share my doubt and question, but carefully heard and watched and solved my all questions.
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Thank you for your very kind words!
This was a great session. I look forward to more. Thank you for organizing this
thanks for joining and hope it was helpful
Thank you so much for explaining everything sooooo beautifully.... keeping things very simple and clear
Glad it was helpful!
Can dr Haney Mallemet honour us again at this forum to discuss differences between induction ,maintenance in OT(controlled) and ER(icu,uncontrolled)
Induction we discussed I think here , rest of urs will put to review .
Excellent discussion.
thanks , glad it was helpful
Looking forward to more sessions from both of you
Thank you
Sure
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Beautiful session. Thank you so much!
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Sir, kindly check timestamp between 12:48 - 13:26, sir is saying that at standard doses of Ketamine 2mg/kg in septic shock patients can actually cause more hypotension instead.. but what most of us have been taught that Ketamine causes Hypertension and I've checked on REBELEM site that if Using Ketamine in Shock index >0.9 will cause "Post intubation Hypotension". Please clarify on this
This is for patients who is already in shock … it causes , so dose should be reduced . Listen to sympathatic drive thing towards the end of session
@@TheICUChannelOk sir just to confirm so Ketamine is still the induction agent of Choice in Shock since it causes Hypertension at standard doses?
@@navneetjuneja yes but low dose is preferred.
Great
Thank you sir 🙏
thanks and welcome
My question is that we use etomidate in hypotensive pts as a stable agent that would not cause any further hypotension but septic pts are usually hypotensive if we use etomidate in those pt as septic pts already have adrenal insufficiency it will further cause adrenal insufficiency... Also even the hydrocort can't give that adrenal push in severe cases.. so use of inotropes with any other agent like scoline use in such pts ?
the answer is in the podcast itself... ketamine.. won't use scoline because of risk of hyperkalemia in this setting... would prefer rocuronium
Thank you Sir
Most welcome
Sir thank you for arranged this❤.
I have a question,what is the best paralytic agent for intubation patient with OP poisoning?
I prefer rocuronium
Can't we use suxamethonium? If we can't what is the reason sir.
Thank you!
Sir can u plz provide us with some research work links which says ketamine is safe to use in head injury pts or with increased icp....some of the doctors still agrue on it spclly anesthesia ppl...
That’s a theoretical debate which will continue .
But that too elective vs crashing patient debate is separate . What dr Haney has discussed is his personal and institutional experience.
King Ketamine...
With caution.