Quick tip and case study for families in ICU: Successfull COVID-19 ARDS treatment with ECMO

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Quick tip for families in Intensive care: Successfull COVID-19 ARDS treatment with ECMO

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Hi, it’s Patrik Hutzel from intensivecarehotline.com with another quick tip and case study for families in intensive care.

So today I want to talk about a client that we worked with in the last few weeks, and he is a 36-year old man that ended up in ICU in the US. And the family first contacted us saying, look, our 36-year old husband, at that stage it was the wife that contacted me, said that he’s contracted COVID. Initially went into ICU with respiratory failure, ended up on BiPAP for a few days, but couldn’t tolerate BiPAP any longer, ended up with a breathing tube , and in an induced coma. He had to be proned fairly quickly because he deteriorated rapidly and was paralyzed and there was no signs of improvement. So when the family was obviously asking for advice, was asking for help, and I obviously advised them that ECMO might be an option for them. The family had no idea what ECMO is. The intensive care team hadn’t briefed them or informed them about ECMO.

And that’s why if you’re watching this video, that’s why it’s so important that if you have a loved one in intensive care, that you start doing your own research, that you start asking for treatment options. Most families in intensive care, they don’t know what they don’t know. They don’t know what to look for.

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