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Emergency Intraosseous Infusion

This short video demonstrates the placement of an intraosseous needle in a septic and hypotensive patient who had an unknown desquamating skin condition.

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Arkansas Journal commented on 06 Nov 2015
Burn?
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Larry Mellick commented on 08 Nov 2015
+Arkansas Journal No, some other skin condition.  We never knew for sure.
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Serdar Kale commented on 01 Sep 2015
bu hangi tedavi açıklıyabilirmisiniz
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Mert Doğan commented on 17 Sep 2015
İntraosesos ozkitler . Hastanın durumu anstabil ise ve damaryolu bulunamadıysa bu yönteme başvurulur. Kemik içi damaryolu yani. İntra venöz gibi kullanılabilir.
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edeka3 commented on 08 Jul 2015
Do you know what the skin condition was? I've never seen something like that before
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Veronica Saari commented on 24 Dec 2015
I thought it looked a bit like severe ichthyosis vulgaris, just because the skin seemed be broken into large scales. I have the condition but not this bad.
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kartace1 commented on 25 Nov 2015
+Larry Mellick Absolutely could be, the intradermal blistering especially on the knees looks similar to pemphigus vulgaris.
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Larry Mellick commented on 25 Nov 2015
+kartace1 It looked similar, but my understanding was that this was a chronic skin condition. I guess one of the pemphigus conditions might appear similar.
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kartace1 commented on 25 Nov 2015
+Larry Mellick Almost looks like SJS or TENS
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edeka3 commented on 23 Oct 2015
+Marcel Timmers Sounds reasonable, thank you!
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Marcel Timmers commented on 23 Oct 2015
+edeka3 It would not surprise me if this pt was a transient person with poor ADLs. I have looked after several pts in the same situation.
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Larry Mellick commented on 08 Jul 2015
+edeka3 Unfortunately, not. I never learned what the condition was.

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Jonathan Toma commented on 06 Dec 2012
haha ima look like this 2morrow
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