Peripheral vasoactive infusions
It is often recommended that vasoactive agents are infused via central lines because of the risk of infiltration and tissue […]
It is often recommended that vasoactive agents are infused via central lines because of the risk of infiltration and tissue […]
Okay so it’s a small case series – but the results warrant further investigation: 10-20 mcg/kg terlipressin was given to […]
An article in American Journal of Emergency Medicine by two intensivists challenges the science behind Rivers’ early goal-directed therapy (EGDT) […]
Previous work in severe sepsis/septic shock patients has shown that a decrease in lactate concentration by at least 10% during […]
Another nail in dopamine’s coffin? In a blinded randomised controlled trial in shocked patients1, there was no difference in mortality […]
Not a human study, but toxicology RCTS rarely are… Levosimendan – a calcium sensitiser with inotropic properties, was superior to […]
Some persist in thinking and teaching that the ‘vasopressor’ noradrenaline (norepinephrine) increases mean arterial pressure (MAP) simply by increasing systemic […]
The risk of apnoea in neonates requiring prostaglandin E1 infusions for duct-dependent congenital heart disease is well described and often […]