More on the meaning of lactate values
A newly published study(1) reminds us that we need to do better than just identify a raised lactate in patients […]
A newly published study(1) reminds us that we need to do better than just identify a raised lactate in patients […]
Standard teaching in benzodiazepine (BZD) overdose is that the reversal agent flumazenil is best avoided because of the risk of […]
Although the worldwide emergency medicine community is split in its support for stroke thrombolysis, those who work in centres where […]
You have a patient in cardiac arrest who has had excellent resuscitation from the point of collapse, and who has […]
In resuscitation situations, the securing of vascular catheters is an important but sometimes cumbersome process, particular when sutures are required […]
You receive a patient resuscitated from cardiac arrest to a perfusing rhythm in your emergency department. History suggests a long […]
A great review article from the New England Journal of Medicine summaries the current knowledge base regarding the use of […]
A burns patient whose tracheal tube was accidentally dislodged and ended up placed in the oesophagus on day 2 of […]
Prescribing in the critically ill patient can be a challenge due to a number of factors impacting on pharmacology: variable […]
Most of us are pretty good at spotting hypotension and activating help or initiating therapy. But ‘hypotension’ in many practitioners’ […]