Peripheral venous or intraosseous access as emergency dental access? - Goldschalt, Christin
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Fortunately, serious emergencies are rare in dental practices. However, this makes it all the more important for dentists to be prepared for such emergency situations and to be able to take simple, effective measures to provide rapid patient care. Using inexperienced students as test subjects, various aids and access routes for parenteral volume administration and drug application were tested on body donors at the Anatomical Institute of Heidelberg University.

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Fortunately, serious emergencies are rare in dental practices. However, this makes it all the more important for dentists to be prepared for such emergency situations and to be able to take simple, effective measures to provide rapid patient care. Using inexperienced students as test subjects, various aids and access routes for parenteral volume administration and drug application were tested on body donors at the Anatomical Institute of Heidelberg University.
Autorenporträt
Born in Schwetzingen in 1988, Dr. Christin Goldschalt passed her state examination in dentistry at Heidelberg University in 2014. She received her doctorate in 2016 from the Anatomical Institute of Heidelberg University on the topic of "Intraosseous Access Routes" and now works in a dental practice in the Palatinate.