Cuffed tracheal tubes for children
In a prospective randomised controlled multi-centre trial, cuffed tracheal tubes were compared with uncuffed tubes in 2246 children aged from […]
In a prospective randomised controlled multi-centre trial, cuffed tracheal tubes were compared with uncuffed tubes in 2246 children aged from […]
The Acute Medicine in the Emergency Department Seminar refers to a number of guidelines from different sources. Go to the […]
A review of burn first aid treatments highlights the paucity of evidence on which to make firm recommendations. The authors […]
A prospective study of 366 patients requiring intubation in the ED revealed by logistic regression analysis that the only component […]
While cricoid pressure’s effectiveness at preventing passive regurgitation and aspiration during intubation is disputed, it may be effectively applied during […]
An interesting MRI-based study of adult volunteers takes a further look at whether cricoid pressure effectively occludes the digestive tract. […]
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 […]