Pre Hospital Extracorporeal CPR (ECPR) in the UK: The Sub30 study
This feasibility study described the delivery of ECMO CPR (ECPR) for the first time in the UK
Pre Hospital Extracorporeal CPR (ECPR) in the UK: The Sub30 study Read More
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This feasibility study described the delivery of ECMO CPR (ECPR) for the first time in the UK
Pre Hospital Extracorporeal CPR (ECPR) in the UK: The Sub30 study Read More
Does early exercise after blunt chest trauma make a difference? Find out when we review the ELECT trial. #FOAMed @stemlyns
David Purkarthofer reviews the highlights from the fantastic EuSEM conference held in Copenhagen earlier this year. #FOAMed @stemlyns
EuSEM 2024 in review Read More
Day 1 review from the London Conference 2024 with Zaf Qasim. Also check out our podcasts from the same conference on our podcast channel. #FOAMed
Talking trauma – London Trauma Conference Day 1 Read More
The holiday season, a time typically marked by joy and celebration, presents unique challenges for those working in emergency and intensive care units. This is a reminder of a podcast from 2016, where Liz Crowe discusses how to navigate the complexities of grief and gratitude during this time of year.
Podcast – Grief at Christmas Read More
All the best from the blog from October 2024, in our easy to digest podcast, including toxicology and cardiac arrest pearls
Ep 254 – Monthly Round Up October 2024 – Toxicology, Cardiac Arrest and more Read More
The blog highlights the updated 2024 guidelines from the Royal College of Radiologists (RCR) on imaging in pediatric trauma.
Imaging decisions in paediatric trauma – RCR update 2024 Read More
Artifical Intelligence has been on our radar in emergency medicine for years, promising to streamline workflows, enhance diagnostic accuracy, and help decision-making.