JC: Impact Brain Apnoea. St.Emlyn’s
I’ll keep this post brief. This is not a critical appraisal and it’s not a review. It’s an invite to read a paper I was honoured to help write on
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Major Trauma
All of the St Emlyn’s Blog and Podcast content that relates to major trauma.
JC: Salt or Sugar? Hypertonic saline for head injury at St.Emlyn’s.
‘Why did you give Mannitol?’ asked the Registrar. ‘Hypertonic saline was the standard of care for head injury at St.Elsewhere and I was told it reduced mortality’. OK, so that’s
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London Trauma Conference #LTC2015 – Day One
London Trauma Conference podcast and round up of day 1. Nat and Iain from St.Emlyn’s podcast on the highlights. #LTC2015
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The Turban Technique – A Scalp Bandage that Stays!
Here’s a quick and easy technique for bandaging a scalp – where the bandage stays where you want it to. Sometimes a scalp bandage might be helpful to protect
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JC: EuroTHERM or EuroBURNED. St.Emlyn’s
October has been a stellar month for publication of critical care trials in high impact journals. SPLIT, HEAT and FELLOW have already been FOAMed all over, but that left me
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Major Trauma – Have your say on the NICE guidance for Major Trauma
A draft of the NICE guidance on assessment and management of major trauma was released this morning for stakeholder consultation. If you work in a major trauma centre, in a trauma
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Podcast – Impact Brain Apnoea with Gareth Davies (LTC 2014)
A podcast recorded at the London Trauma (2014) abotu Impact Brain Apnoea, with Dr Gareth Davies.
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JC: Progesterone’s pleiotropic failure in head injury. St.Emlyn’s
Pleiotropic might just be my favourite new word, thus overtaking November’s great word ‘Glyptotek’ (Danish for Sculpture museum). I digress. Pleiotropic is a word used to describe the ability of
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