Pre-hospital Airtraq use often failed
The Airtraq seems nifty when you try it on a manikin, but until now the question of whether it would […]
The Airtraq seems nifty when you try it on a manikin, but until now the question of whether it would […]
A meta-analysis suggests hypertonic saline may be more effective at lowering intracranial pressure than mannitol. An accompanying editorial cleverly entitled […]
Noradrenaline (norepinephrine) may improve blood pressure in part through its venoconstriction effects, providing more venous return to the heart which […]
Although not predictive immediately post-cardiac arrest in the emergency department, dilated unreactive pupils two or three days later on the […]
With a difficult airway, video laryngoscopes can get you out of a hole – or rather into one. However they’re […]
Most data regarding RSI complication rates traditionally come from the operating room setting. I and my colleagues made a small […]
NAP4 is here! Is that good? Yes. Why? Because it’s the long awaited 4th National Audit Project of the Royal […]
Suxamethonium increases muscle oxygen consumption as a result of skeletal muscle fasciculation. In a comparison between sux and rocuronium in […]
The SAMU (Service d’aide médicale urgente) guys have had a run of interesting pre-hospital publications lately. In this study, one […]
I’m not sure what this offers over purpose-built supraglottic airways, but effective ventilation may be achieved after failure of mask […]