This Friday, September 27th, Dr. Bonnie Snyder will be discussing her recently published paper “Association of Small Adult Ventilation Bags with Return of Spontaneous Circulation in OHCA. We will be live at 11 AM EST. Zoom Registration: https://t.co/6WbjdAkczF https://t.co/3kVnVSBE8O
Association of small adult ventilation bags with return of spontaneous circulation in out of hospital cardiac arrest.
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Several posts reflect support and interest in the research, such as mentions of specific outcomes like increased ROSC rates with larger BVMs and references to technical details like end-tidal CO2 levels, all conveyed with enthusiastic and professional tones. This demonstrates a collective recognition of the study’s relevance and potential influence on practice guidelines.
Most discussions support the idea that using large adult ventilation bags improves outcomes during out-of-hospital cardiac arrests, indicating general agreement with the study’s findings.
Numerous discussions, events, and mentions of upcoming presentations show high curiosity and engagement with the topic.
Some posts discuss methods, implications, and technical details like tidal volume measurements, indicating moderate depth of involvement.
By highlighting the potential change in EMS practices and referencing formal studies and upcoming research, the discussions hint at a moderate impact on emergency medical procedures.
Abstract in brief
- A study comparing small versus large adult ventilation bags during out-of-hospital cardiac arrest found that using smaller bags was associated with a lower chance of patients regaining spontaneous circulation (33% vs 40%).
- The analysis included nearly 2,000 patients treated between 2015 and 2021, and after adjusting for other factors, small bag use still linked to reduced odds of ROSC.
- While ventilation rates were similar, patients ventilated with large bags had higher end-tidal carbon dioxide levels, but overall, the impact of bag size on overall patient outcomes and physiology needs further research.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskyThanks for the great review of @bonniedsnyder's work on use of small adult ventilation bags during cardiac arrest. We plan to measure tidal volume in a subset of patients in the FACT study: https://t.co/tXfEHgPprw. @CatherineCounts @NickJohnsonMD https://t.co/4ddADXGwH8 https://t.co/8GujJPSsf5
Super proud: @bonniedsnyder leveled up in @tableau, @mollyvandyke wrote @Stata code to measure peak ETCO2 for each breath, & @CatherineCounts encouraged @StrykerEC to update the breath detector code. Next step is to measure tidal volumes. Stay tuned. https://t.co/4ddADXGwH8 https://t.co/tB3t9fYhlp
End of the “small BVM for adults” discussion…? https://t.co/eVnsNJWOyN
Drs. @NickJohnsonMD, @SayreMR, @CatherineCounts, and @alatimer13 are co-authors of a study published in @ResusJournal titled, "Association of small adult ventilation bags with return of spontaneous circulation in out of hospital cardiac arrest." ⤵️ https://t.co/ujwFrek8fL
In this study of EMS management of OHCA with a Large BVM vs Small BVM. Use of a large BVM was shown to increase ROSC rates (40% vs 33%) and result in lower mean EtCO2 (4.4kPa vs 4.9kPa). #EMS #OHCA #FOAMed #Paramedic @Resus_Plus @bonniedsnyder https://t.co/91I3ooYaxT https://t.co/AZNNVw1RhU
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RT @FL_NAEMSP: This Friday, September 27th, Dr. Bonnie Snyder will be discussing her recently published paper “Association of Small Adult V…
RT @FL_NAEMSP: This Friday, September 27th, Dr. Bonnie Snyder will be discussing her recently published paper “Association of Small Adult V…
RT @FL_NAEMSP: This Friday, September 27th, Dr. Bonnie Snyder will be discussing her recently published paper “Association of Small Adult V…
RT @FL_NAEMSP: This Friday, September 27th, Dr. Bonnie Snyder will be discussing her recently published paper “Association of Small Adult V…
RT @FL_NAEMSP: This Friday, September 27th, Dr. Bonnie Snyder will be discussing her recently published paper “Association of Small Adult V…
RT @FL_NAEMSP: This Friday, September 27th, Dr. Bonnie Snyder will be discussing her recently published paper “Association of Small Adult V…
RT @FL_NAEMSP: This Friday, September 27th, Dr. Bonnie Snyder will be discussing her recently published paper “Association of Small Adult V…
RT @FL_NAEMSP: This Friday, September 27th, Dr. Bonnie Snyder will be discussing her recently published paper “Association of Small Adult V…
RT @FL_NAEMSP: This Friday, September 27th, Dr. Bonnie Snyder will be discussing her recently published paper “Association of Small Adult V…
This Friday, September 27th, Dr. Bonnie Snyder will be discussing her recently published paper “Association of Small Adult Ventilation Bags with Return of Spontaneous Circulation in OHCA. We will be live at 11 AM EST. Zoom Registration: https://t.co/6WbjdAkczF https://t.co/3kVnVSBE8O
Part 2. BVM Size Retrospective Study Review https://t.co/dWF91mJV7Q via @YouTube
RT @BPMurphyJones: In this study of EMS management of OHCA with a Large BVM vs Small BVM. Use of a large BVM was shown to increase ROSC ra…
RT @BPMurphyJones: In this study of EMS management of OHCA with a Large BVM vs Small BVM. Use of a large BVM was shown to increase ROSC ra…
In this study of EMS management of OHCA with a Large BVM vs Small BVM. Use of a large BVM was shown to increase ROSC rates (40% vs 33%) and result in lower mean EtCO2 (4.4kPa vs 4.9kPa). #EMS #OHCA #FOAMed #Paramedic @Resus_Plus @bonniedsnyder https://t.co/91I3ooYaxT https://t.co/AZNNVw1RhU
@OneArmWonder @CodySDean Agreed. The only paper I’ve seen on this compared small volume adult bags (~550ml avg) to large volume (~1.5K ml) in adult OHCA and saw worse outcomes with small bags. https://t.co/hlYI6J7Yb2. https://t.co/T2aNglagPr
Cite - Resuscitation . 2023 Dec:193:109991. doi: 10.1016/j.resuscitation.2023.109991. Epub 2023 https://t.co/aqkZZDcOxW
RT @TheSGEM: Get ready EMS world. Next SGEM episode is looking at large vs small BVMs in OHCAs. https://t.co/v3Jiy3JmWA @EMSWorldOFCL @EMS…
Get ready EMS world. Next SGEM episode is looking at large vs small BVMs in OHCAs. https://t.co/v3Jiy3JmWA @EMSWorldOFCL @EMS1 @hp_ems
RT @SayreMR: Thanks for the great review of @bonniedsnyder's work on use of small adult ventilation bags during cardiac arrest. We plan t…
RT @SayreMR: Thanks for the great review of @bonniedsnyder's work on use of small adult ventilation bags during cardiac arrest. We plan t…
RT @SayreMR: Thanks for the great review of @bonniedsnyder's work on use of small adult ventilation bags during cardiac arrest. We plan t…
RT @SayreMR: Thanks for the great review of @bonniedsnyder's work on use of small adult ventilation bags during cardiac arrest. We plan t…
RT @SayreMR: Thanks for the great review of @bonniedsnyder's work on use of small adult ventilation bags during cardiac arrest. We plan t…
RT @SayreMR: Thanks for the great review of @bonniedsnyder's work on use of small adult ventilation bags during cardiac arrest. We plan t…
RT @SayreMR: Thanks for the great review of @bonniedsnyder's work on use of small adult ventilation bags during cardiac arrest. We plan t…
Thanks for the great review of @bonniedsnyder's work on use of small adult ventilation bags during cardiac arrest. We plan to measure tidal volume in a subset of patients in the FACT study: https://t.co/tXfEHgPprw. @CatherineCounts @NickJohnsonMD https://t.co/4ddADXGwH8 https://t.co/8GujJPSsf5
RT @UWashEM: Drs. @NickJohnsonMD, @SayreMR, @CatherineCounts, and @alatimer13 are co-authors of a study published in @ResusJournal titled,…
RT @UWashEM: Drs. @NickJohnsonMD, @SayreMR, @CatherineCounts, and @alatimer13 are co-authors of a study published in @ResusJournal titled,…
RT @UWashEM: Drs. @NickJohnsonMD, @SayreMR, @CatherineCounts, and @alatimer13 are co-authors of a study published in @ResusJournal titled,…
RT @UWashEM: Drs. @NickJohnsonMD, @SayreMR, @CatherineCounts, and @alatimer13 are co-authors of a study published in @ResusJournal titled,…
RT @UWashEM: Drs. @NickJohnsonMD, @SayreMR, @CatherineCounts, and @alatimer13 are co-authors of a study published in @ResusJournal titled,…
RT @UWashEM: Drs. @NickJohnsonMD, @SayreMR, @CatherineCounts, and @alatimer13 are co-authors of a study published in @ResusJournal titled,…
RT @UWashEM: Drs. @NickJohnsonMD, @SayreMR, @CatherineCounts, and @alatimer13 are co-authors of a study published in @ResusJournal titled,…
RT @UWashEM: Drs. @NickJohnsonMD, @SayreMR, @CatherineCounts, and @alatimer13 are co-authors of a study published in @ResusJournal titled,…
Drs. @NickJohnsonMD, @SayreMR, @CatherineCounts, and @alatimer13 are co-authors of a study published in @ResusJournal titled, "Association of small adult ventilation bags with return of spontaneous circulation in out of hospital cardiac arrest." ⤵️ https://t.co/ujwFrek8fL
Association of small adult ventilation bags with return of spontaneous circulation in out of hospital cardiac arrest https://t.co/iLDqIwx4kp
Association of Small Adult Ventilation Bags with Return of Spontaneous Circulation in Out of Hospital Cardiac Arrest https://t.co/aY7zXcJPYV
RT @SayreMR: Super proud: @bonniedsnyder leveled up in @tableau, @mollyvandyke wrote @Stata code to measure peak ETCO2 for each breath, & @…
Super proud: @bonniedsnyder leveled up in @tableau, @mollyvandyke wrote @Stata code to measure peak ETCO2 for each breath, & @CatherineCounts encouraged @StrykerEC to update the breath detector code. Next step is to measure tidal volumes. Stay tuned. https://t.co/4ddADXGwH8 https://t.co/tB3t9fYhlp
RT @MallinsonT: End of the “small BVM for adults” discussion…? https://t.co/eVnsNJWOyN
RT @MallinsonT: End of the “small BVM for adults” discussion…? https://t.co/eVnsNJWOyN
RT @MallinsonT: End of the “small BVM for adults” discussion…? https://t.co/eVnsNJWOyN
Association of Small Adult Ventilation Bags with Return of Spontaneous Circulation in Out of Hospital Cardiac Arrest - ScienceDirect https://t.co/Sz3VGtIfsb
RT @MallinsonT: End of the “small BVM for adults” discussion…? https://t.co/eVnsNJWOyN
End of the “small BVM for adults” discussion…? https://t.co/eVnsNJWOyN