The importance of first pass success
A large single-centre study in an academic tertiary care center emergency department (where residents perform most of the intubations) examined […]
Life-saving medicine
A large single-centre study in an academic tertiary care center emergency department (where residents perform most of the intubations) examined […]
The group usually considered the universal donor for fresh frozen plasma because it contains no anti-A or anti-B antibodies is […]
The American Society of Anesthesiologists has published an update to its Practice Guidelines for Management of the Difficult Airway. You […]
Two randomised controlled trials have been published which compare endovascular stroke treatments with intravenous tPA. Both the American Interventional Management […]
I ‘jumped ship’ from etomidate to ketamine for rapid sequence intubation (RSI) in sick patients about seven years ago. Good […]
The latest update of the Surviving Sepsis Campaign Guidelines has been released. There’s too much interesting stuff to easily summarise, […]
A new study demonstrates an association between advanced prehospital airway management and worse clinical outcomes in patients with cardiac arrest. […]
Some good news for remote, rural, prehospital, and retrieval medicine clinicians who rely on point of care testing with the […]
Fellow retrieval specialist and Royal North Shore Hospital emergency physician Dr Toby Fogg and coauthors have published their audit of […]
Ever been at a cardiac arrest resuscitation where someone’s opening and closing drawers at great speed but failing to retrieve […]