London Calling – part 2
Notes from Days 2 & 3 of the London Trauma Conference Day 2 of the LTC was really good. There […]
Care of severely injured patient
Notes from Days 2 & 3 of the London Trauma Conference Day 2 of the LTC was really good. There […]
Notes from Day 1 of the London Trauma Conference I’ve always fancied trying my hand at journalism so when this […]
Ever had to do a surgical airway in a child? Thought not. They’re pretty rare. Bill Heegaard MD from Henepin […]
The Eastern Association for the Surgery of Trauma has published a number of helpful evidence-based guidelines for trauma management, and […]
A prospective open-label randomised controlled trial in prehospital patients receiving morphine for traumatic pain compared intravenous ketamine with additional morphine. […]
A pet topic that keeps coming up here is management of tension pneumothorax. Plenty of studies demonstrate that traditionally taught […]
In what the authors describe as ‘the largest and most rigorous description of blunt thoracoabdominal injury to date’, we learn […]
During a Krav Maga self defence drill a middle aged martial arts enthusiast cleverly blocked a full contact punch with […]
I previously noted an article demonstrating that a ‘lowish’ – as opposed to a low – systolic blood pressure is […]
In resuscitation situations, the securing of vascular catheters is an important but sometimes cumbersome process, particular when sutures are required […]