London Cardiac Arrest Symposium #LTC2015 St.Emlyn’s
London Cardiac Arrest symposium review 2015 #LTC2015 adrenaline epinephrine in cardiac arrest
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Resuscitation
All of the St Emlyn’s Blog and Podcast content that relates to resuscitation.
London Trauma Conference #LTC2015 – Day Three
London Trauma Conference review with St.Emlyn’s ECMO REBOA prehospital care and air ambulance work
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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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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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Maestrini, Frank, Starling, Guyton…….and Fluids at St.Emlyn’s
Intravenous fluids are one of the most frequently implemented interventions that we, as doctors, prescribe. We give maintenance fluids (not so frequently in the ED) and we give resuscitation fluids.
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JC: The last breath for apnoeic oxygenation?
Apnoeic oxygenation in emergency intubation in the Emergency Department is a concept that has emerged in the past few years and has been extensively promoted by the FOAMed community. I
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SPLIT trial published. Saline or Plasmalyte on the ICU? St.Emlyn’s
Paul Young aka @DogICUma is releasing the results of the SPLIT trial in Berlin, right now, in Berlin at the European Intensive Care Society meeting. I was lucky enough to
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Lactate = LactHATE
Like many others who attended SMACC earlier this year I returned home dazed and confused about the significance of lactate in the septic patient. So like any good (aspiring