Caution with intraosseous adenosine
Two cases of failed cardioversion of SVT after tibial intraosseous administration of adenosine in infants are described in this month’s […]
Guidelines relevant to the critically ill patient
Two cases of failed cardioversion of SVT after tibial intraosseous administration of adenosine in infants are described in this month’s […]
Many local and national guidelines for the management of anaphylaxis exist, but did you know there was a World Allergy […]
In comatose survivors of cardiac arrest, myoclonus is considered a grave prognostic sign. The American Academy of Neurology stated in […]
I’m getting worn down by clinicians – often other specialists – who insist that CT imaging of the brain is […]
The Executive Committee of Prehospital Trauma Life Support, comprised of surgeons, emergency physicians, and paramedics, has reviewed the literature and […]
A double blind randomised controlled trial showed significantly better rates of return of spontaneous circulation and hospital admission with the […]
Newer high-sensitivity troponin tests can be positive in patients who would have negative tests with the ‘traditional’ assay, which can […]
The Australian Resuscitation Council has released guidelines on snakebite envenomation, and on pressure immobilisation of snakebite wounds. Envenomation Pressure Immobilisation […]
Pre-hospital non-invasive ventilation for patients with acute dyspnoea features in two journals this month. Researchers at the Ambulance Service New […]
If a patient needs a central line, he/she needs one. Often low platelets or a deranged coagulation profile are cited […]