2017 Trauma University: Trauma Resuscitation and Beyond-Trauma Resuscitation and Beyond

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Video Summary

In the video, Dr. Martin S. Schreiber, Chief of Trauma at Oregon Health and Science University, discusses the importance of stopping the bleeding in trauma patients and the negative effects of fluid resuscitation. He presents the history of fluid resuscitation and describes the negative physiological effects associated with giving fluids. Dr. Schreiber emphasizes the importance of plasma in stopping hemorrhage and discusses the endothelial pathology of trauma, highlighting the positive effects of plasma on sealing blood vessels and preventing leakage. He also introduces various new devices and techniques, such as the Combat Ready Clamp and Junctional Emergency Treatment Tool, that can be used to stop bleeding in trauma patients. The video concludes with a discussion on the benefits of plasma and the potential for future advancements in trauma resuscitation.

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video

Dr. Martin S. Schreiber

trauma patients

fluid resuscitation

plasma

hemorrhage

endothelial pathology

Combat Ready Clamp

Junctional Emergency Treatment Tool