Etomidate Use Is Associated With Less Hypotension Than Ketamine for Emergency Department Sepsis Intubations: A NEAR Cohort Study

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@armyemdoc @alb_328 @long_brit This is the paper on etomidate vs ketamine in sepsis regarding blood pressure. https://t.co/tuunEoORkF

@anya_steezia @RealGatorHours @Incognito_Emily Disagree that pressor can offset hypotension (especially in setting of hemorrhagic shock). https://t.co/fGH81yn5WJ Unlikely adrenal suppression from single dose increases mortality. https://t.co/eUiHDhEsf7

@gueromedico @jarrodmosier Here’s another interesting study. Despite Etomidates adrenal suppression it was safer then Ketamine. https://t.co/LTQkp5pXG2

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