No benefit from drugs in pre-hospital cardiac arrest
A Norwegian randomised controlled trial over five years compared out-of-hospital nontraumatic cardiac arrest outcomes between ACLS protocols with and without […]
Prehospital and Retrieval Medicine
A Norwegian randomised controlled trial over five years compared out-of-hospital nontraumatic cardiac arrest outcomes between ACLS protocols with and without […]
In a single centre observational study over 10 years of patients undergoing acute PCI of the left anterior descending (LAD) […]
This short cut review in the Best Bets format attempted to answer the question: “is cervical spine protection always necessary […]
A retrospective review of 4204 patients sustaining gunshot wounds (GSW) to the head, neck or torso examined the incidence of […]
In a prospective randomised controlled multi-centre trial, cuffed tracheal tubes were compared with uncuffed tubes in 2246 children aged from […]
A review of burn first aid treatments highlights the paucity of evidence on which to make firm recommendations. The authors […]
A Norwegian study retrospectively compared outcomes from non-traumatic cardiac arrest between ambulances staffed by physicians (PMA) and non-physician ambulances (non-PMA). […]
Large volume cold fluid resuscitation after return of spontaneous circulation can contribute to effective cooling but does it impair cardiac […]
A systematic review of pre-hospital intubation for head injured patients failed to show evidence of benefit of tracheal intubation or […]
Of 203 patients attending a US Level 1 trauma centre who had pre-hospital airway management, 25 (12%) had unrecognised oesophageal […]