The Impact in Low and Medium Income Environments of Prioritizing Circulation Patients with Exsanguinating Bleeding

Understanding and discussing different international perspectives in resuscitating patients is of utmost importance in the realm of healthcare. When it comes to trauma patients, recognizing that resources may vary across different regions is crucial. By acknowledging these differences, medical professionals can adapt their approach and utilize the available resources effectively. Furthermore, prioritizing circulation during resuscitation is vital as it plays a fundamental role in ensuring the survival of patients. By focusing on circulation, medical practitioners can increase the chances of delivering oxygen and vital nutrients to the organs, thereby improving the overall outcome for the patient. Embracing diverse international perspectives and tailoring resuscitation techniques accordingly can lead to enhanced patient care and ultimately save lives.

Clinical Background

1. Welcome & Introduction - Dr. Sharmila Dissanaike (USA), Dr. Paula Ferrada (USA) and Dr. Steven D. Wexner (USA)

2. Rethinking the airway - the ER perspective - Dr. Zaffer A. Qasim (USA)

3. The impact of the Stop the Bleed program in low-resource environments - Dr. Lenworth Jacobs (USA)

4. REBOA in low-income environments, above and beyond trauma care - Dr. Megan Brenner (USA)

5. Clinical data supporting prioritizing circulation in patients that are exsanguinating - Dr. Juan Duchesne (USA)

6. Prioritizing circulation in patients with exsanguinating bleeding saves lives in austere environments - Dr. Alberto García (Colombia)

7. Panel discussion - All faculty moderated by Dr. Sharmila Dissanaike (USA) and Dr. Paula Ferrada (USA) 

8. Closing remarks - Dr. Sharmila Dissanaike (USA), Dr. Paula Ferrada (USA) and Dr. Steven D. Wexner (USA)