Trauma Resuscitation Updates Part 1 Minimizing Iatrogenic Injury

[@gsresener]

if i may: i prefer videos with the "big image" and "small slide", i think it's easier to keep focus (contructive criticism cuz i really enjoy the content)

[@SalimRezaie]

Ask 10 different people and get different answers…appreciate the feedback

[@gsresener]

@@SalimRezaie absolutely!

[@Cristian6052]

Muchas gracias Salim... saludos desde Chile!

[@SalimRezaie]

TY so much

[@shihabal_sheikh4861]

Thank you Salim Very interesting Topic

[@SalimRezaie]

TY so much

[@DrSajjadPathan]

Thanks, Salim for your insight. Useful as always...

[@SalimRezaie]

TY Sajjad…appreciate you watching and taking the time to leave a comment

[@DrSajjadPathan]

@@SalimRezaie waiting for the next 3 sessions....

[@SalimRezaie]

Coming soon :)

[@gabriel5030]

That was a AWESOME video! Congrats! Whaiting for part 2

[@SalimRezaie]

Hopefully have part two out next week

[@robertolarios7561]

Great review, do you think is Vasopressin the pressor of choice if need for trauma patients?

[@SalimRezaie]

I think vasopressors in trauma not as controversial as it used to be...vasopressin certainly has evidence to support it...for me it is typically vasopressin but that is not a hard and fast rule as it also depends what else the patient has going on