Nebulised naloxone
This appears to be a useful option when iv access is difficult and the patient is relatively stable. The protocol […]
Life-saving medicine
This appears to be a useful option when iv access is difficult and the patient is relatively stable. The protocol […]
This small study on traumatic arrests in children1 refutes the “100% mortality from traumatic arrest” dogma that people still spout […]
Despite intravenous nitrate boluses being used in original studies demonstrating benefit in acute heart failure1,2, I regularly meet reluctance from […]
In the management of the shocked patient, we sometimes get a little fixated on the need for an arterial line. […]
Some defibrillators have accelerometers capable of measuring chest compression depth during CPR. This allowed a study correlating compression depth with […]
Hi folks! Cliff has given me the helm of his blogsite for this week whilst he is teaching prehospital and […]
Tracheal extubation is a high risk procedure in anaesthesia and critical care. Until now most guidelines have focused on intubation, […]
Managing the emergency airway is one of the most important and risky things we do. We have a responsibility to […]
The AABB (formerly the American Association of Blood Banks has issued guidelines on red blood cell transfusion1, providing some number-based […]
A multidisciplinary panel of 28 experts from eight countries reviewed the literature and came up with consensus guidelines in point-of-care […]