Body temperature in anaesthetised HEMS patients
This study raises an important issue – how do we keep patients with major trauma warm on the way to […]
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Acute Med, All Updates, Guidelines, PHARM, Resus
Epinephrine in cardiac arrest reanalysed
A post hoc reanalysis was performed on a 2009 JAMA paper comparing patients randomised to receive or not receive prehospital […]
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Prehospital IM midazolam for seizures
Intramuscular midazolam is at least as safe and effective as intravenous lorazepam for the prehospital management of status epilepticus. In […]
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Mathematical Art of M.C. Escher
I am stunned by the beauty and brilliance of this video by Spanish filmmaker Cristóbal Vila – Inspirations: A Short […]
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Enoxaparin beats heparin for PCI
This is of interest to those of us in retrieval medicine, for logistic reasons: an infusion of heparin can be […]
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Scandinavian Critical Care
If you like the kind of updates posted here at Resus.ME, then check out SCANCRIT. This blog on anaesthesia, intensive […]
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The REAL Shocked Patient
I promised to put some summary notes on the site for those who attended my talk on ‘The REAL Shocked […]
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Utstein-like template for physician EMS
Many European and Australasian emergency medical services deploy physicians to the scene. In order to facilitate consistent data reporting and […]
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Severe Traumatic Brain Injury in Children
The Brain Trauma Foundation has released updated guidelines on traumatic brain injury in children. Most of the recommendations are Grade […]
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Posterior pericardiocentesis
Dr Emanuele Catena and colleagues report a case of an adult male who presented 7 days post cardiac surgery with […]