ICU – Page 2 – resusme

Dabigatran Reversal Agent – Idarucizumab

Cliff / August 18, 2015

Thanks to Rob MacSweeney‘s fantastic Critical Care Reviews I learned of Idarucizumab, a monoclonal antibody fragment that binds the (pesky) […]

Cliff / July 16, 2015

The use of inhaled nitric oxide is established in certain groups of patients: it improves oxygenation (but not survival) in […]

Cliff / July 9, 2015

The critical care and #FOAMed community lost our friend Dr John Hinds a few days ago. We’re in the […]

Cliff / June 10, 2015

Currently the RAGE Podcast site is recovering from a cold, so here are the show notes for the pre-SMACC mini […]

Cliff / May 1, 2015

Many clinicians extrapolate adult research findings to paediatric patients because there’s no alternative, and until now we’ve had to do […]

Cliff / March 3, 2015

A key component in the planning of intubation is pre-oxygenation. Recently apnoeic oxygenation during laryngoscopy has been adopted too. These […]

Cliff / January 13, 2015

Some pectus excavatum patients have a metal ‘Nuss bar’ inserted below the sternum which can make chest compressions more difficult. […]

Cliff / January 13, 2015

Already well publicised on social media, the team at Hennepin County published a retrospective comparison between patients with refractory VF […]

Cliff / December 29, 2014

This paper1 proves what Rich Levitan has been saying (and writing) for years – that there is no method of […]

Cliff / December 23, 2014

Apnoeic oxygenation during laryngoscopy via nasal prongs has really taken off in the last couple of years in emergency department […]