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The Bleeding Edge: An Update on Hemorrhage Control Therapies in Trauma

Management of hemorrhage in trauma patients is a critical skill in the practice of emergency medicine. Recent advances in the area have deepened our understanding of the complexity of hemorrhage and given us more powerful tools to use in its treatment with many more on the horizon. These advances include a more complete understanding of the contributions of coagulopathy and endotheliopathy and the complex interplay with traumatic brain injury. We have also learned about the effectiveness of novel transfusion and blood product resuscitation strategies and mechanical hemostatic methods such as complete and partial REBOA (resuscitative endovascular balloon occlusion of the aorta) and SAAP (selective aortic arch perfusion) to support perfusion of vital organs. This session will be a discussion with experts in the field, providing updates on recent advances in our understanding and management of traumatic hemorrhage, as well as previews of upcoming breakthroughs. The format will include brief updates from experts in several key areas, followed by discussion and audience questions. Audience members can expect to learn the latest updates and promising future therapies from the research world in hemorrhage control for trauma. Presenters: Francis X. Guyette, MD, MS, MPH, FACEP, FAEMS Christopher Winckler, MD, LP Austin Johnson, MD, PhD Kalev Freeman, MD PhD FACEP Nathan J. White, MD, MS, FACEP, DRTM