Sepsis research – let's get some answers
There’s so much debate on which components of Early Goal Directed Therapy in sepsis really make a difference. The good […]
Stuff relevant to patients on ICU
There’s so much debate on which components of Early Goal Directed Therapy in sepsis really make a difference. The good […]
London Trauma Conference Day 4 by Dr Louisa Chan It’s the last day of the conference and new this year […]
Dr Louisa Chan reports on Day 3 of the London Trauma Conference There was a jam-packed line up for the Pre-hospital […]
London Trauma Conference 2013 – Day 2 by Dr Louisa Chan So I find myself torn today: do I join […]
Our inside reporter Dr Louisa Chan provides an update from Day One of the London Trauma Conference: At risk of […]
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 […]