Therapeutic hypothermia does not improve arrest outcome
A paper published today represents to me what’s great about science. I am impressed with those investigators who had the […]
Acute care of the medically sick adult
A paper published today represents to me what’s great about science. I am impressed with those investigators who had the […]
Two recent trials question the ongoing use of intra-aortic balloon pumps: in patients with acute myocardial infarction with cardiogenic shock […]
Counterintuitive as it sounds, this is pretty cool. I blogged about these guys before when they published their findings on […]
It’s nice to have big randomised trials to guide critical care practice. The age-old crystalloid/colloid debate (is that still going?) […]
Patients with refractory (>30 mins) cardiac arrest underwent prehospital cannulation for extracorporeal life support in a French feasibility study. A […]
Some new guidelines to be aware of are the AHA Guidelines for the Management of Heart Failure. Full text is […]
To operate or not to operate on patients with an intracerebral haematoma? Deep ones can be tricky and risk damage […]
What do septic patients need if they remain shocked after fluid resuscitation? Catecholamines right? Let’s stimulate some adrenoceptors and support […]
In our retrieval service case reviews, one thing that is that sure to generate discussion is what to do about […]
A large Chinese trial compared aspirin alone with combination aspirin / clopidogrel in patients who had had a TIA in […]