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Dec 2024
13m 9s

End-Tidal Is More Than Hot Air

Haney Mallemat
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What if your End-Tidal CO2 monitor could tell you more than just the basics? Get 20% off the ResusX ReUnion conference—home to this episode and over 60 groundbreaking talks available on replay forever: Click Here.

In this episode, Dr. Rory Spiegel redefines how we use End-Tidal CO2 in critical care. Learn to interpret waveforms for diagnosing airway issues, optimizing CPR, and improving ventilatory strategies. From identifying poor lung compliance to ensuring accurate intubations, Dr. Spiegel offers actionable insights that elevate this tool beyond the basics. This episode is a must-listen for anyone wanting to harness the full potential of End-Tidal CO2 in emergency and critical care settings.

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