Airway lessons relearned
A UK study examined all out-of-operating room intubations over a one month period in nine hospitals1. Patients whose indication for […]
A UK study examined all out-of-operating room intubations over a one month period in nine hospitals1. Patients whose indication for […]
More evidence that the obsession with cervical collars is founded on dogma rather than science Background All trauma patients with […]
An interesting study from Germany examined prehospital thoracostomy tube (TT) placement by physicians working in the field. Of 69 patients […]
In hospital, the detection of cardiac standstill with ultrasound predicts a fatal outcome from cardiac arrest with a high degree […]
I’ve been too busy to blog literature updates for a couple of weeks since I and my colleagues have been […]
A previous study (BALTI-1) suggested β-2 agonists may help in ARDS by reducing extravascular lung water. A randomised trial in […]
This is the first randomized, controlled, double-blind study comparing crystalloids with isotonic colloids in trauma. 0.9% saline was compared with […]
An important consideration when siting your lines in your critical care patients who require renal replacement therapy… Dual-lumen haemodiafiltration catheters […]
Two cases of failed cardioversion of SVT after tibial intraosseous administration of adenosine in infants are described in this month’s […]
The current Surviving Sepsis campaign guidelines recommend that vasopressin should not be administered as the initial vasopressor in septic shock, […]