Distal femur versus humeral or tibial IO, access in adult out of hospital cardiac resuscitation

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@SarahFoohey @EM_Update Re best IO site in adults, strongly consider distal femur rather than proximal tibia. Its a better site and has lower risk of dislodgment than tibia or humeral head.

11 May 2024

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@AaronTuNZ @mhnparamedic 45 mm/yellow! https://t.co/p1NcwS8wJ8

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RT @EricJaegerTNG: @DanielRGerard I agree that humeral head IO is better than tibia, but… the distal femur may be the one site to rule the…

09 Jul 2023

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@DanielRGerard I agree that humeral head IO is better than tibia, but… the distal femur may be the one site to rule them all! Best site in kids & arguably just as good in adults. (Subject to @_JaceMullen’s concern re access to central circulation in

09 Jul 2023

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