Two new anaphylaxis guidelines
Many local and national guidelines for the management of anaphylaxis exist, but did you know there was a World Allergy […]
Many local and national guidelines for the management of anaphylaxis exist, but did you know there was a World Allergy […]
A large multinational study challenges the practice of routine thromboprophylaxis for hospitalised acutely ill medical patients. Enoxaparin plus graduated compression […]
In our understanding of the pathophysiology of sepsis, we often attribute organ damage and death to the excessive host response […]
An editorial1 reviewing options for circulatory support in patients with cardiogenic shock argues that traditional inotrope therapy may be replaced […]
This interesting study introduces a novel technique for guiding the inflation of tracheal tube cuffs to avoid excessive cuff pressures: […]
A review showed that peripherally inserted central catheters were associated with higher rates of complications that standard central venous catheters […]
“Control your environment – don’t let it control you” is a reliable adage for pre-hospital providers, and its adherence can […]
What are the best sedatives for patients with traumatic brain injury? A systematic review found no evidence that one sedative […]
Trauma specialists from Arizona and California describe patients with penetrating cardiac wounds, a quarter of whom survive to discharge. Survival […]
Australian retrieval medicine guru and Flying Doctor Dr Minh Le Cong sent me a copy of the ‘Prehospital Anaesthesia and […]