Colloids again: still no benefit.
It’s nice to have big randomised trials to guide critical care practice. The age-old crystalloid/colloid debate (is that still going?) […]
Care of severely injured patient
It’s nice to have big randomised trials to guide critical care practice. The age-old crystalloid/colloid debate (is that still going?) […]
The observation that patients with haemorrhagic trauma in military and civilian settings do better if they receive coagulation factors and […]
Sydney HEMS physician Dr Brian Burns talks about the prehospital care of trauma in this 20 minute audio podcast recorded […]
A recent study showed superior effectiveness of one bag-mask ventilation style over another in novice providers. The technique recommended is […]
The noxious stimulus of laryngoscopy & tracheal intubation can precipitate hypertension, tachycardia, and intracranial pressure elevation, risking exacerbation of brain […]
A small pilot study on a convenience sample of children presenting to the emergency department with acute limb injury pain […]
A team from Los Angeles (including the great Kenji Inaba) has published a study on penetrating cardiac wounds in the […]
An interesting animal study examined the techniques recommended in basic choking management algorithms for foreign body airway obstruction (chest and […]
If you’re in the United Kingdom on Thursday 21st March please consider watching BBC’s Horizon program at 9pm on BBC2. […]
Ever heard anyone spout dogma along the lines of: “it’s a traumatic cardiac arrest – resuscitation is futile as the […]