CPR in Pectus Excavatum
Some pectus excavatum patients have a metal ‘Nuss bar’ inserted below the sternum which can make chest compressions more difficult. […]
Prehospital and Retrieval Medicine
Some pectus excavatum patients have a metal ‘Nuss bar’ inserted below the sternum which can make chest compressions more difficult. […]
Already well publicised on social media, the team at Hennepin County published a retrospective comparison between patients with refractory VF […]
This paper1 proves what Rich Levitan has been saying (and writing) for years – that there is no method of […]
Apnoeic oxygenation during laryngoscopy via nasal prongs has really taken off in the last couple of years in emergency department […]
The focus of the entire day is cardiac arrest and this is the second day of the London Cardiac Arrest […]
Almost two-thirds of patients with extradural haematoma and bilateral fixed dilated pupils survived after surgery, with over half having a […]
The latest AHA/ACC guidelines on NSTEACS have been published ahead of print in Circulation. Full text is available, and the […]
Traumatic cardiac arrest outcomes are not great, but they’re not so bad that resuscitation is futile – a subject I’ve […]
My talk at the SmaccGOLD conference in March 2014 Cliff Reid – When Should Resuscitation Stop from Social Media and […]
A man in his 40s has a witnessed collapse and CPR is immediately started. Paramedics are on scene within 5 […]