Delayed diagnosis of aortic dissection
Being female or having atypical pain is associated with delays to diagnosis of aortic dissection. This recent study also shows […]
Being female or having atypical pain is associated with delays to diagnosis of aortic dissection. This recent study also shows […]
I enjoyed a paper from Critical Care Medicine this month which relates to a major bugbear of mine: the prescription […]
The painful dogma of “GCS ≤8 = intubate” is nicely challenged by the A&E Academic Unit at Prince of Wales […]
Patients with acute exacerbations of asthma randomised to receive high concentration oxygen therapy showed a greater rise in CO2 than […]
Pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly has announced the withdrawal of its severe sepsis drug activated protein C, or drotrecogin alfa (proprietary […]
Patients with severe sepsis and an elevated lactate who appear to be normotensive had a mortality similar to those presenting […]
Blogging of recent resuscitation literature has got a bit behind this week thanks to my pre-occupation with training new Helicopter […]
A trial by the ARDS Clinical Trials Network of pharmaconutrition for acute lung injury1 was stopped early for futility – […]
A newly published study examines pre-hospital hypertonic saline during CPR. A randomised trial compared 7.2% hypertonic saline / hydroxyethyl starch […]
We know that subarachnoid haemorrhage (SAH) can cause cardiac arrest. Some questions we may have about this are: Questions What […]