Vasoactive drugs in cardiogenic shock
I’m always on the look-out for evidence to guide vasoactive drug therapy, an area where much dogma is spouted by […]
I’m always on the look-out for evidence to guide vasoactive drug therapy, an area where much dogma is spouted by […]
A patient develops shock and dyspnoea on the orthopaedic ward after a total knee replacement and massive pulmonary embolism is […]
There is now a single use flexible intubating device that compares favourably with conventional fibreoptic devices. It does not have […]
Awake fibreopic intubation (AFOI) is indicated in a subgroup of critically ill patients in whom RSI is contraindicated due to […]
The eighth Report of the Confidential Enquiries into Maternal Deaths in the UK investigates the deaths of 261 women who […]
How’s your sense of the scale of the universe? Where do you fit in size-wise compared with, say, a galaxy […]
Outcomes are described for military personnel with vascular injury sustained in Afghanistan and Iraq. BACKGROUND: Military injuries to named blood […]
Critically ill patients may receive cardiovascular, respiratory, and renal support, but systems that perform some of the functions of the […]
No results to report here, just a heads up that the CHEST study is underway: a randomised controlled trial of […]
A French study, large by hyperbaric oxygen trial standards, did not confirm that hyperbaric oxygen therapy improves recovery from pure […]