Caution with intraosseous adenosine
Two cases of failed cardioversion of SVT after tibial intraosseous administration of adenosine in infants are described in this month’s […]
Two cases of failed cardioversion of SVT after tibial intraosseous administration of adenosine in infants are described in this month’s […]
More fuel for the etomidate debate… In essence: Etomidate has been a useful induction agent for RSI for many years […]
A large multinational study challenges the practice of routine thromboprophylaxis for hospitalised acutely ill medical patients. Enoxaparin plus graduated compression […]
Pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly has announced the withdrawal of its severe sepsis drug activated protein C, or drotrecogin alfa (proprietary […]
A newly published study examines pre-hospital hypertonic saline during CPR. A randomised trial compared 7.2% hypertonic saline / hydroxyethyl starch […]
A small study on normal volunteers examined reversal of the new oral anticoagulants, Rivaroxaban and Dabigatran. Rivaroxaban is a Factor […]
As well as the benefits of cardiovascular stability, maintenance of cerebral perfusion pressure, possibly lowering ICP and providing other neuroprotective […]
It’s become popular to use the term ‘vasopressors’ or just ‘pressors’ when noradrenaline/norepinephrine or even (in some places still) dopamine […]
A double blind randomised controlled trial showed significantly better rates of return of spontaneous circulation and hospital admission with the […]
A small retrospective study suggests adrenal insufficiency is common in kids with septic shock, and that steroid administration in these […]