Technology in search of an Indication

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Hey james

We also use it at my air med program. It was just approved for peds as well
and also in the humeral head insertion (I have the guidelines here if you
need them). They are also working on adding the illiac crest as an optional
site.

I love them.
 
Mike MacKinnon CEN CFRN BSN RN
"If we really are what we eat, then I'm easy, fast and cheap!"
mmackinnon at cox.net
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From: James Richardson
Date: 02/21/06 14:18:58
To: 'Trauma &, Critical Care mailing list'
Subject: RE: Technology in search of an Indication
 
The EZ IO is becoming the standard of care in many EMS systems in our area
and we are very happy with its success so far.
 
But it's a tibia site not sternum.
 
http://www.vidacare.com/products/adult_ezio/adult-ezio.html
 
  Jim<
 
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ER docs at my hospital want to put in sternal IO lines in adults.  They seem
 
to think it is easier than a cutdown, peripheral or central line.  I told
them
it was a bad idea.
 
RW
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