A Norwegian study retrospectively compared outcomes from non-traumatic cardiac arrest between ambulances staffed by physicians (PMA) and non-physician ambulances (non-PMA). […]
Large volume cold fluid resuscitation after return of spontaneous circulation can contribute to effective cooling but does it impair cardiac […]
A child with status epilepticus has been stabilised and intubated and is awaiting admission to the paediatric intensive care unit. […]
NICE has issued guidance on this procedure for patients with acute liver failure. “The procedure removes toxins bound to albumin […]
A Sengstaken-Blakemore tube may be used to control post-partum haemorrhage by placing it in the uterus. More information in this […]
The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists publishes a number of up to date evidence -based guidelines. Several are relevant […]
A mother may experience life-threatening haemorrhage after delivery of her baby. What can the resuscitation doctor do? Rosen’s Emergency Medicine […]
The Paralyzed Veterans of America produce a number of evidence-based guidelines for management of spinal cord injury and its complications […]
A Canadian study in which 446 nurses were randomised to wear one or the other showed a standard surgical mask […]
Prone positioning did not improve outcome in a randomised trial of 342 adult patients with ARDS. Prone Positioning in Patients […]
