Hey folks Scott Weingard here and this is the M-Crit podcast.

Today on the podcast let's talk about vasopressors for early hemorrhage.

Are you doing this?

Are you thinking this is a good idea?

I don't know.

We'll explore. I have some very definitive thoughts on this, but I

explored the evidence too and it's not as clear-cut in the evidence as it is in my mind. So,

uh, let's delve into it. Before we start, two very quick plugs.

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dot com. All right let's get into the show. So now there's this weird

continental divide between the United States which does not routinely as a country teach vasopressors for

hemorrhage vasopressors for trauma you know outside of certain circumstances

like a neurogenic shock patient of course but you know just

your run-of-the-mill ex-seanguination in the United States in general our literature

our textbooks are not pushing the idea of giving vasopressors early.

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