Intraosseous Live Insertion + Tips

This video shows how to place an intraosseous needle. This lecture from SWEETs 2016 includes a live IO insertion and illustrates that intraosseous access is simpler than most people think. Jonathan Ilicki and Jesper Scholander demonstrate tibial IO needle insertion (with EZ-IO) and offer tips on IO cannulation as well as contraindications.
More detailed information on the procedure can be found here: lifeinthefastlane.com/ccc/intr...
Thank you to Johan Smedbäck (recording) and Amos Meir (presentation tips)!
Credits:
- SWEETs (Swedish Emergency Talks): www.sweets.nu/en/
- Music: goo.gl/hqdcXd
- Graphics: goo.gl/TMgRLq
- Fluoroscopy video: goo.gl/VfdCoC
- Recent IO review: goo.gl/iVwpGd

[@fhoofe3245]

thanks for the English captions!

[@ebmdoctor]

You're very welcome!

[@SlayerDarkRaver]

Great walkthrough! But what about other placements of the needle? What about children?

[@Bennyboy6993]

Some IO’s are manual with no drill. We’re told to twist and push at a 90 degree angle.

[@jesperscholander1262]

Ben H Yes, thats the way to go. 90 degrees assures the shortest way to spongious bone.

[@svantekvarnstrom]

What about i.o. glucose administration?