This study looked at the use of intraosseous (I/O) versus intravenous (IV) routes for drug administration in out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA).

Hypertensive emergencies are defined as sudden and prolonged increases in the arterial blood pressure, with associated organ damage. The degree of ...

I would consider intubation of the neonate(<28 days old) to be a very stressful event. This is not only because the size of the patient makes it tec...

This week we have a podcast with special guest Dr Will Davies, who takes us through a recent interesting case he had of exertional heat stroke. Below ...

Rapid sequence intubation can be associated with peri or post intubation hypotension and in a small group of patients, cardiac arrest. In the lectur...

Discussion with Dr Wilkin-Marshall

Cervical spine injuries in children are uncommon and radiation risk from CT scans can be significant. We don’t ...

Post Intubation hypotension has been linked to induction agents, although the studies for this are few. It is moreso related to age and Shock Index....

The Use of Ultrasound in Cardiac Arrest: An Interview with Professor Paul Middleton.

The use of ultrasound in cardiac arrest has increased significan...

Right Ventricular(RV) failure presents a significant challenge in the emergency department. It can affect our resuscitative efforts. The only way to...