In this episode we talk to Professor Ian Civil, Vascular Surgeon and Director of Trauma at Auckland City Hospital about the incidence, clinical features, investigation and management of blunt cerebrovascular (carotid and vertebral artery) injury. This is a relatively uncommon and poorly understood condition, so we’re very grateful to Ian for sharing his expertise with us.
Here’s the Auckland City Hospital Guideline on Indications for CTA Neck in Trauma:
In this episode we interview world leading teamwork expert Dr Scott Tannenbaum, co-author of the journal article that formed the foundation for the Trauma Team and Resus Room Management model taught on the ETM Course, as well as the more recent book Teams That Work -...
Thanks to everyone who registered for the webinar! We had over 800 registrations from 23 countries, reflecting the calibre of the speakers and high level of interest in this topic! Huge thanks to our expert panel, and we're pleased to say the recording of the webinar...
Further to our recent podcast on Code Browns and Mass Casualty Incidents, we'd like to share the following guidelines released by Public Health England and the NHS in the UK. Clinical Guidelines for Major Incidents and Mass Casualty Events These guidelines have been...
You can hope the trauma call goes well. Or you can train so it does. Register for the ETM Course now. Code Brown is a nationally recognised code for an external emergency that threatens to overwhelm the capability or capacity of a hospital. On December 14th 2025,...
