Training in prehospital and retrieval medicine
I’ve been too busy to blog literature updates for a couple of weeks since I and my colleagues have been […]
Prehospital and Retrieval Medicine
I’ve been too busy to blog literature updates for a couple of weeks since I and my colleagues have been […]
This is the first randomized, controlled, double-blind study comparing crystalloids with isotonic colloids in trauma. 0.9% saline was compared with […]
Something I’ve been teaching for years – but never actually done – has been described in a case report from […]
An excellent thorough review of emergency needle and surgical cricothyroidotomy – collectively described as ’emergency percutaneous airway’ – reveals a […]
Many local and national guidelines for the management of anaphylaxis exist, but did you know there was a World Allergy […]
This interesting study introduces a novel technique for guiding the inflation of tracheal tube cuffs to avoid excessive cuff pressures: […]
“Control your environment – don’t let it control you” is a reliable adage for pre-hospital providers, and its adherence can […]
Thanks to Dr. Matthew Oliver for highlighting these articles to me. The standard teaching of placing a handy iv catheter […]
An interesting ultrasound-based study challenges the assertion that a significant proportion of adults have a chest wall that is too […]
The British Thoracic Society / SIGN Guidelines on asthma have been updated for 2011. There don’t seem to be any […]