Hyperosmolar therapy
A great review article from the New England Journal of Medicine summaries the current knowledge base regarding the use of […]
Care of severely injured patient
A great review article from the New England Journal of Medicine summaries the current knowledge base regarding the use of […]
For patients who will be having a chest CT, perhaps sonography could replace chest radiography in the resus room as […]
The Bleeding Trauma Patient by Dr Pete Sherren By popular request, Here are the slides from a presentation given by […]
Two papers examining the same massive European trauma dataset identify risk factors for spinal injury. The first examined all spinal […]
The challenge of competence in the face of rarity by Dr Cliff Reid FCEM, and Dr Mike Clancy FCEM This […]
These findings shouldn’t be a surprise – and the authors acknowledge a number of methodological weaknesses in what is essentially […]
This UK study showed that paramedics could successfully acquire and identify lung ultrasound images after a two day course. The […]
A military study revealed troops suffering from severe burns tended to receive either no prehospital fluid or too much fluid1. […]
This small study on traumatic arrests in children1 refutes the “100% mortality from traumatic arrest” dogma that people still spout […]
A large retrospective study has shown increased trauma survival associated with helicopter transport. The reason is unclear and may be […]