Hey folks Scott Wingard here and this is an Emcrit we. Today on the we I have one of my

former attendings Mark Grossman talking about his placement of an easy I. Ojo an intra-osius burhole for a young patient with an

epidural hematoma and the outcomes that ensued from that procedure. This has been on the list for a long time. It's a procedure I should have up on am Krit, so I'm happy to have an opportunity to do that today. Very quickly before we get in, remember, we still have tickets on sale for our

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All right let's get into the show with Mark Grossman

on the placement of an easy i. Oh burghole.

First question I'll ask you the same one I ask everyone, who are you and what do you do?

So I'm Mark Grossman.

I've been an emergency physician.

I graduate from my residency in 2000 and actually got the great opportunity to work with you when you were a resident of Mount sign.

I'm an emergency dock now in New Hampshire.

I work mostly at Portsmouth Regional Hospital, which is a larger city in southern New Hampshire, about an hour from Boston.

The reason I'm having you on the show is you recently published a case report on a topic that

I've had in the database of a topic I need to do and it was fortuitous

that you contacted me with this case.

So we'll let you relay the case and then people will quickly find out why we're talking to you.

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