Zaf Qasim discusses the practicalities and uncertain evidence for REBOA in this 2019 podcast. The accompanying article considers its place within trauma systems and includes a later update on the UK-REBOA trial, making the distinction between the original discussion and subsequent evidence important.
The September 2019 podcast roundup highlights Cliff Reid's Zero Point Survey and Dan Horner's discussion of the UK resuscitationist. The accompanying reading links also cover decompensated liver disease and CODA's aims, bringing together resuscitation practice, clinical reflection and medical education.
Revisit the St Emlyn’s blog in this August 2019 podcast round-up. The accompanying article links cover lower gastrointestinal bleeding, prehospital laryngoscopy, the environmental impact of anaesthesia and the biochemical properties of stored red blood cells.
Simon Carley reports from the European Resuscitation Council meeting in Slovenia in 2019. Alongside reflections on early recognition, CPR and defibrillation, the post includes a conference podcast and discussion of the continuing debate over temperature management after cardiac arrest.
Explore the July 2019 blog archive with this monthly podcast round-up. Its accompanying links include mass-casualty training in Pakistan, major gastrointestinal bleeding, Listeria, vena cava filters in trauma and psychological performance in the resuscitation room.
The June 2019 podcast round-up revisits a month of St Emlyn’s articles and recordings. Accompanying links explore clinicians’ psychological wellbeing, traumatic cardiac arrest, the reliability of intraosseous blood samples and Alan Grayson’s discussion of trauma care beyond ATLS.
Practical perspectives on trauma care and team leadership.
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