Paediatric gastric tubes
A child with status epilepticus has been stabilised and intubated and is awaiting admission to the paediatric intensive care unit. […]
Stuff relevant to patients on ICU
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 […]
A mother may experience life-threatening haemorrhage after delivery of her baby. What can the resuscitation doctor do? Rosen’s Emergency Medicine […]
Prone positioning did not improve outcome in a randomised trial of 342 adult patients with ARDS. Prone Positioning in Patients […]
After intubation it is critical to securely fasten the tracheal tube so it does not dislodge during transfer. Dedicated devices […]
Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation (ECMO) for severe respiratory failure features in two important papers recently. The first, the CESAR trial, is […]
Spanish investigators compared NIV for 24 hours with conventional oxygen therapy in patients with chronic respiratory disorders who were extubated […]
What’s the optimal dose of continuous renal replacement therapy? The Australasian RENAL investigators compared 25ml/kg/hr vs 40ml/kg/hr (effluent flow) of […]
In most cases either the modified Brook formula or the Parkland formula was used for burned military casualties in Iraq […]
Belgian authors describe a four-bedded ‘shock room’, situated between the ED and the ICU and managed jointly by ED and […]