Masters in Trauma Sciences - 2011/12 Syllabus - Module 2

Shock and Haemorrhage

Karim Brohi, London, UK, August 05, 2012

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Module 2: Shock and Haemorrhage

Module 2 begins with the pathophysiology of shock, inflammation and coagulopathy. It then continues to cover the evidence and practice of modern damage control resuscitation, massive transfusion and blood confusion therapy. The module moves on to cover non-haemorrhage shock states, traumatic arrest and the future of haemorrhage management.

2011/12 Module 2 lecture component

Introduction to Module 2	Karim Brohi, London, UK
Shock - An Overview	Tim Harris, London, UK
Endothelial Dysfunction after Trauma	Shibani Pati, San Francisco, USA
Activation of Inflammation	Jo Manson, London, UK
Trauma-Induced Coagulopathy	Ross Davenport, London, UK
Acute Traumatic Coagulopathy	Dan Frith, London, UK
Acidosis and Hypothermia	Kjetil Soreide, Stavanger, NORWAY
Fibrinolysis in Trauma	Herbert Schochl, Salzburg, AUSTRIA

Damage Control Resuscitation	Juan Duchesne, New Orleans, USA
Permissive Hypotension	Karim Brohi, London, UK
Damage Control Surgery	Chris Aylwin, London, UK
Haemostatic Resuscitation	Bryan Cotton, Houston, USA
Tranexamic Acid and the CRASH2 Trial	Andre Cap, USAIR, San Antonio, USA
Diagnosing Trauma-Induced Coagulopathy	Ross Davenport, London, UK
Rational Use of Blood Products in Haemorrhage	Simon Stanworth, Oxford, UK
The Rise and Fall of recombinant Factor VIIa	Karim Brohi, London, UK

European Guidelines for Major Bleeding in Trauma	Rolf Roissaint, Aachen, GERMANY
Colloid & Crystalloid Resuscitation	Ian Seppelt, Sydney, AUSTRALIA
Transfusion Therapy - The Copenhagen Way	Jakob Stensballe, Copenhagen, DENMARK
Plasma & Platelets in Severe Trauma	Bryan Cotton, Houston, USA
Major Haemorrhage Protocols	Sirat Khan, London, UK
Targeted Transfusion Therapy	Dietmar Fries, Innsbruck, AUSTRIA
Resusitation of the Trauma Patient in the ED	Gareth Grier, London, UK

Paediatric Trauma Resuscitation	Phil Spinella, St Louis, USA
Blood Use in Mass Casualty Events	John Hess, Baltimore, USA
Neurogenic Shock	Mark Wilson, London, UK
Traumatic Arrest	Karim Brohi, London, UK

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