Vasopressin Following Hemorrhagic Shock
Jul 31, 2013•23 min
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Summary
Dr. Carrie Sims discusses her research into vasopressin deficiency following hemorrhagic shock, sparked by a bedside experience with a trauma patient. She outlines the evidence from animal and human studies confirming this deficiency and details her ongoing clinical trial design. The conversation also delves into differentiating trauma from septic shock regarding vasopressin use, the broader endocrine response to hemorrhage, and the potential need for an "endocrine cocktail" for resuscitation.Episode description
A discussion with Dr. Carrie Sims regarding her research into vasopressin deficiency following hemorrhage and its potential role in resuscitation.
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