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NEWSLETTER JAN 2010 - EMERGENCY MEDICINE
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EMERGENCY MEDICINE
This news letter concentrates mainly on Emergency medicine and prepared from the course “AELS – Accident and Emergency Life Support” conducted by Dept. of Accident & Emergency Medicine,Vinakaya Mission Research Foundation,Salem. Tamilnadu, India.
The Dept.of Accident & Emergency Medicine,Vinakaya Mission Research Foundation, Salem, is conducting india’s first indigenously designed exellent workshop for doctors, residents of Emergency Department, interns, and paramedics.
It covers a various array of interesting topics and workstations with ‘hands on’ training and certification and is conducted by qualified Emergency Physicians who are American Heart Association certified - BLS/ACLS Instructors.
We are thankful to Dr. V. P. Chandrasekaran. Pro & HOD, Dept.of Accident & Emergency Medicine,Vinakaya Mission Research Foundation, Salem,for giving permission to utilise the AELS course materials in this news letter.
For further details about this workshops you log on the following websites
www.emergencymedicineindia.com,
www.emergencymedicineindia.org
www.emergencyphysicianindia.org -
INITIAL MANAGEMENT OF TRAUMA
Trauma is a leading cause of death in the first four decades of life. The trauma team can play a major role in reducing the incidence of death in trauma patients. Death from trauma has a trimodal distribution.
INITIAL MANAGEMENT OF TRAUMA 
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APPROACH TO
CARDIAC ARREST 
The Heart can stop due to very many reasons during anaesthesia and surgery. It is known as Cardiac Arrest. Due to Cardiac Arrest, blood flow to vital organs namely the Brain, Heart, and Kidney will stop.The other organs except brain have an alternate method of metabolism. Cardiac Arrest 
THE PATIENT WITH DYSPNEA 
Approach to Patient with Dyspnea CHEST PAIN 
Approach to Chest Pain CARDIAC ARRYTHMIA 
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ABC OF INTENSIVE CARE
A B C of ICU ICU DESIGN AND SETUP FLUID AND ELECTROLYTE EMERGENCIES IN CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS ANTIDOTES NUTRITION IN CRITICALLY ILL MANAGEMENT OF SHOCK BLOOD GAS ANALYSIS BASICS OF MECHANICAL VENTILATION GENERAL MANG OF POISONING HEAD INJURY SNAKE BITE , BEE STING AND SCORPIAN BITE DEFIBRILLATION
DRUGS IN ACLS
TRANSCUTANEOUS PACEMAKER -
TRAUMA IN PREGNANCY & PEADIATRIC
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ICU PROTOCALS
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NEWSLETTER SEP 2009 - ROLE OF REGIONAL ANAESTHESIA IN MODERN ANAESTHESIA PRACTISE
- Role of Regional Anaesthesia In Modern Anaesthesia Practice
- Note : Video Clippings are taken from the workshop ZEN 08 (Zero Error Nerve Block) conducted at Kanyakumari Govt.Medical College, Nagercoil, Kanyakumari Dt, Tamilnadu, India.
Candaveric Anatomy of Upper Limb & Lower Limb Nerves
Candaveric Anatomy of Upper Limb and Lower Limb Nerves - by Dr.Anitha M.S.(Anatomy) 
Video clips Anatomy of Femoral Nerve at groin Anatomy of Sciatic Nerve Anatomy of Popleteal fossa Anatomy of Ankle Block Anatomy of Brachial Plexus -
Upper and Lower Limb Blocks With Nerve Stimulator
Upper and Lower Limb Blocks With Nerve Stimulator - by Dr.R.Silamban(Asst. Professor) 
Video clips 
Upper LimbBrachial plexus block - Supraclavicular
Catheterisation Part ISupraclavicular Catheterisation Part II Supraclavicular Catheterisation Part III Infraclavicular Catheterisation Lower LimbFemoral Nerve Block Three in one Nerve Block Lateral Femoral Cutaneous Nerve Obturator Nerve Popleteal Block Classic approach for sciatic nerve block Sciatic Nerve Block Anterior approach Ankle Block Saphenous Nerve Block Hand Books OnUpper Limb Blocks Nerve Blocks Lower Limb Blocks Nerve Blocks -
Ultra-Sound Guided Upper Limb Block
Ultra-Sound Guided Upper Limb Block - by Dr.Pankaj Kundra(Professor) 
Video clips Description of Ultrasound machine Ultrasound guided infra-clavicular block - PART I Ultrasound guided infraclavicular block - PART II Ultrsound guided Axillary block - three quadrant block - Part I Ultrasound guided axillary block - three quadrant block - Part II Ultrasound guided axillary block - three quadrant block - Part III -
Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting - Without Endortacheal General Anesthesia
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Peripheral N Block Failure
