London Trauma Conference 2014 Part 1
I’ve travelled almost the entire length of England to get to the London Trauma Conference this year. What could be […]
I’ve travelled almost the entire length of England to get to the London Trauma Conference this year. What could be […]
The UK’s Faculty of Prehospital Care has published a number of consensus guidelines in this month’s EMJ Dr Minh Le […]
Notes from Days 2 & 3 of the London Trauma Conference Day 2 of the LTC was really good. There […]
Two papers examining the same massive European trauma dataset identify risk factors for spinal injury. The first examined all spinal […]
‘You can’t clear the cervical spine until the patient wakes up!’ How often have you heard this said about a […]
More evidence that the obsession with cervical collars is founded on dogma rather than science Background All trauma patients with […]
The tradition of transporting trauma patients to hospital in a supine position may not be the safest approach in obtunded […]
The Executive Committee of Prehospital Trauma Life Support, comprised of surgeons, emergency physicians, and paramedics, has reviewed the literature and […]
Data from the Crash Injury Research Engineering Network (CIREN) database were analysed to identify epidemiologic and biomechanical risk factors for cervical […]
A cadaveric study using an artificially created unstable cervical spine injury has shown marked displacement of the vertebrae when cervical […]