Bone Marrow Infusion in Adults : Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery Bone Marrow
Infusion in Adults : Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery Log in or Register Subscribe to …

Austere far-forward battlefield environments present numerous obstacles in providing
adequate medical care to the injured soldier. In addition to logistical constraints that limit the …

Objective To determine which intraosseous (IO) devices were easy to learn to use, easy to
use once the skill was obtained, and appropriate for the Special Operations environment …

Background Using the bone marrow space (described as a “noncollapsible vein”) for
emergency purposes has a long history of research dating back to the 1920s, when Drinker …

Vascular access during advanced life support is essential. Vascular access in the critically ill
child can be particularly difficult and often causes unacceptable delay. Intraosseous infusion …

Background: To evaluate the use of the bone injection gun to obtain vascular access in the
prehospital setting by an Helicopter-Transported Emergency Medical Team. Methods …

Background: Provide evidence of success rate and limitations of the prehospital use of a
powered device for intraosseous (IO) bone infusion, the bone injection gun (BIG) for critical …

Intraosseous vascular access is a technique in which the bone marrow cavity is used as a
noncollapsible vascular entry point (Figure 1). It is considered to be the standard alternative …

Purpose Intraosseous (IO) catheters continue to be recommended in trauma resuscitation.
Their utility has recently been debated due to concerns regarding inadequate flow rates …

Bone marrow infusion is currently recommended as a useful technique for rapidly obtaining
vascular access in critically ill children. Minor complications occur frequently, but serious …