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Thank you for attending the London Trauma Conference 2022.

We appreciate your feedback which helps us to design future events and it is also a mandatory requirement for CPD recognition.

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Attended Day 1 (Tuesday 6th December)?

ECPR - Dr Ben Singer

Impella in cardiogenic shock and cardic arrest - Professor Susanna Price

REBOA in cardiac arrest - Dr Jostein Brede

The use of technology to improve the early management of cardiac arrest - Professor Mark Wilson

Perioperative cardiac arrest - Dr Jasmeet Soar

Out-of-hospital cardiac arrest: enhancing the community response - Professor Koen Monsieurs

Keynote Address - Resuscitation - What is state of the art in 2022 - Professor Gavin Perkins

Unexpected cardiac death in fit younger people - Professor Sanjay Sharma

Unexpected cardiac death in fit younger people: the pathologist's view - Professor Mary Sheppard

Goal-directed post-resuscitation care - Professor Markus Skrifvars

Prognostication after cardiac arrest - Professor Clif Callaway

Cognitive outcome after cardiac arrest - Professor Else Charlotte Sandset

Pro-Con Debate - Temperature Mangement in Cardiac Arrest: we should target hypothermia - Pro - Dr Peter Paal // Con - Professor Jerry Nolan

Attended Day 2 (Wednesday 7th December)?

A national prehospital ECMO trial for cardiac arrest - Dr Dinis dos Reis Miranda

Prehospital transport of neonates and babies by HEMS crew - Dr Jostein Hagemo

Advanced Paramedic Roles - Senior HEMS Paramedic Erica Ley

Pre-hospital training: An Australian perspective - Dr Neel Bhanderi

Vehicle Extrication - Dr Tim Nutbeam

The pre-hospital scene - Dr Ben Swift

UAVs in Pre-hospital Care - Col Paul Parker

Avalanche and cold injury - Dr Peter Paal

Stroke Management – delivering the optimal treatment pathway - Professor Else Charlotte Sandset

The Peter Baskett Lecture: - Lessons for the next pandemic - Dr Kevin Fong

Triage – challenging old concepts - Dr Phil Cowburn

Delivering post major incident support - the Australian experience - Dr Andrew Pearce

Paediatric major incidents: preparing for the unthinkable - Professor Jeffrey Upperman

Attended Day 2 (Wednesday 7th December) - Military Surgery Symposium?

Skill decay: a meta-analysis - Lt Col Tim Stansfield

USA - Lt Col Dan Stinner

France - Commandant Myriam Tregarot

UK - Wg Cdr David O’Reilly

Update from Ukraine - Professors Chaychenko and Makarov

A pilot study of construct validity of vessel exposure & haemorrhage control models - Lt Col Tim Stansfield

Combat Application Tourniquet fares well in a chemical, biological, radiological or nuclear dress state - Maj Alastair Beaven

Biomechanical Validation of the Field- Expedient Pelvic Splint - Lt Col Daniel Stinner

Death on the urban battlefield: Preliminary analysis of 101 penetrating trauma deaths across the West Midlands (2012-2019) - Maj Nabeela Malik

Bluetooth tactical headsets improve the speed of accurate patient handoffs - Lt Col Daniel Stinner

Rwanda - Sqn Ldr Ely Murgitroid

Norway - Lt Col Olivia McBride

USA - Surg Cdr Phil Spreadborough

Malawi - Maj John Whitaker

What have we learnt, and what will be done in the future? - DCAs and CAs

Attended Day 3 (Thursday 8th December)?

Sweden Surg - Lt Cdr Cara Swain

Active shooter in your hospital - Professor Kenji Inaba

Blast injury - Dr Emrys Kirkman

The Manchester Arena Incident - Dr Phil Cowburn

Supporting Emergency Responders - Health and Wellbeing - Dr Marie-Louise Sharp

The trauma handover - A/ Professor Andrew Pearce

Blood and blood products in pre-hospital trauma practice - Mr Ross Davenport

Keynote Address: - Spinal Cord Injury - Professor Jocelyne Bloch and Professor Gregoire Courtine

The pathophysiology of traumatic brain injury - Professor Mark Wilson

Orthopaedic decision making in polytrauma - Mr Peter Bates

Thoughts of a War Doctor Mr David Nott, The David Nott Foundation

Making difficult decisions that matter - Dr Sabrina Cohen-Hatton

ED management of Gun related Trauma - A/Professor Zaff Qasim

How can trauma research deliver on the gaps in trauma care? - Professor Karim Brohi

Attended Day 4 (Friday 9th December)?

Stem cells in head injury - Mr Aminul Ahmed

Maintaining brain perfusion in trauma patients - Dr Robbie Lendrum

Rebuilding trauma patients - Dr Mark Forrest

The ethics of acute care - Dr Alex Psirides

Is the trauma 'team' real? - Dr Rod Mackenzie

Regional blocks in trauma care - Dr Amit Pawa

Oesophageal Trauma - Professor Kenji Inaba

Vascular compromise of limbs after major trauma - Professor Karim Brohi

Keynote Address - Thoughts on trauma care in 2030 - Professor Kenji Inaba

QUICKFIRE Session - Talk 1: Dr Ross Davenport: RePhil – What can we learn from this pre-hospital RCT?

QUICKFIRE Session - Talk 2 Dr Tim Nutbeam: TXA and SEX

QUICKFIRE Session - Talk 3 A/ Prof. Zaff Qasim: Vasopressors in trauma - a never event?

QUICKFIRE Session - Talk 4 Dr Anne Weaver: ‘Code Black’ does it work?

QUICKFIRE Session - Talk 5 Mr Zane Perkins: Thoracotomy Controversies

Pro-Con Debate - REBOA is a key trauma intervention and here to stay - Pro - Dr Robbie Lendrum // Con - Col Paul Parker

The Challenges of US trauma Care - Professor Andre Campbell

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Tuesday 3rd - Friday 6th December 2024