Hi Impact Critical Care (5.0) 2024 - Trauma Critical Care
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Hi Impact Critical Care (5.0) 2024 - Trauma Critical Care

This Years' HICC Conference is on TRAUMA CRITICAL CARE

Date and time

Friday, November 8 · 7:30am - 4:30pm GMT

Location

Clayton Hotel Galway

Monivea Road H91 D526 Ballybrit Ireland

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 7 days before event

Agenda

Agenda
Untitled agenda

7:30 AM - 4:30 PM

HICC Provisional Programme

About this event

  • Event lasts 9 hours

DRAFT PROGRAMME


07.30 Pre-Conference Workshops

Ticketed Events

1) Airway Workshop (the airway in trauma) Ciara Hanley & Brian Harte

2) Chest Imaging Workshop (chest ultrasound and imaging in trauma)


Main Conference Room – Coagulation & Blood Transfusion Workshop

The patient was involved in a MVC and is bleeding (Ruth Gilmore, Leo Kevin)

- Case based discussion regarding the monitoring of coagulation and resuscitation with crystalloids, blood products, fibrinogen etc.

- What to do if the patient is on anticoagulants, has a PE or has a metallic mitral valve?

- What tools to we have to ensure that we have resuscitated the patient adequately?

- What do we if the haemoglobin is falling but no source is found?

- When should you call interventional radiology for help?


09.15-10.30 Session 1

Chest Trauma

The patient with rib fractures is in severe pain:

9.15 Chest Drains – 5 questions you may be too embarrassed to ask Laura Burke

9.30 What is the current approach to nerve blockade for rib injuries? Brian Kinirons

9.45 When should rib injuries be plated?

10.00 The patient is hypoxic and has a traumatic pneumothorax – can I give them CPAP? Christine Sheehan

10.15 The airway is perforated and the patient needs to be ventilated – what do we do? Mike Callaghan


10.30-11.00 Coffee Break


11.00-12.30 Session 2

TBI and Spinal Trauma

11.00 Raised ICP – mannitol, HTS, hemicraniectomy – what’s the story? Aoife Quinn

11.30 TBI / ARDS – how do I ventilate them (lung protective ventilation) – Mike Scully

11.45 How should Pelvic Injuries be managed? Fintan Shannon

12.00 The Patient has a high Spinal Cord Injury – How do I liberate them from the ventilator?


Lunch

Coffee in Exhibition Room


13.15 – 14.15 Session 3

General Trauma Issues

13.15 Rhabdomyolysis – how to I diagnose it and manage it? Bairbre McNicholas

13.30 Abdominal Compartment Syndrome – a forgotten problem? Pat Neligan

13.45 The patient has an Open Abdomen – can I wean and liberate them from the ventilator? Esther Ni Conghaile

14.00 ARDS and spinal injury – is there an alternative to proning? John Bates


14.15 – 14.30 Short Break


14.30- 16.00 Session 4

Controversies in Trauma Management

14.30 Why is clearing the neck such an ordeal? Sam Elkhwad

14.45 Is concern about limb compartment syndrome really a contraindication to regional nerve blockade? Brian Kinirons

15.00 Is it really necessary to measure ICP in Traumatic Brain Injury? Aoife Quinn

15.15 The regional anaesthesia guidelines for patients on anticoagulants are non sensical and result in delayed surgery and worse outcomes! Ben Cantan

15.30 Is it appropriate to administer vasopressors to hypotensive bleeding patients? Aoife Brennan

15.45 Lactate is a poor tool to use as an endpoint of resuscitation and should be abandoned! Mike Hurley

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