Hey folks Scott Wangard here and this is the Emcrid Podcast.

Today on the podcast we're going to talk about orbital compartment

syndrome, how to decompress it, a better method.

I've done lateral cathotomy and catholysis, I think five times in my career.

And it's doable.

And it's blind.

That's the thing you don't understand

from whatever similab training or visualization you've done in cow eyes or whatever.

It's a blind procedure. It's just like a crick.

As soon as you make that first cut for the canth item of you will lose your landmarks for the

can't the lices so you have to be willing to cut blind and that's always tough

you get the job done but it's not easy there's a better way that's what we're

going to talk about today with our guest Julia Elpers, who is an

ochial plastic surgeon. She has published on and teaches a better way to do this

for emergency folk, probably even for opt-all- for ophthalmology folk but before we get to that really rapidly the

recess leadership academy that is our fellowship in resuscitation that you could do within your own home without leaving your job.

I have offered regular resuscitation fellowships.

One year you have to leave wherever you're at, you come to us, you get paid a fellow's salary and it's amazing we've trained

and graduated some of the best people out there but there is a way to do it without

having to leave your current job while still staying with your family and not having to come

to somewhere else geographically and get near to the same amount of exposure to the ideas of

resuscitation. Now this is for emergency of comprehensive education in the first 24 hours of acute critical care.

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