Intranasal ketorolac in renal colic
Is intranasal ketorolac an option for analgesia in renal colic. A review of a paper from the Annals of Emergency Medicine.
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analgesia
JC : Paracetamol, NSAID’s or both in MSK trauma. St.Emlyn’s
 Pain… patients complain about it… A LOT. It’s the commonest reason for attending emergency departments across the globe so we should be (and need to be) pretty good at treating it.
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Induction to Emergency Medicine – St Emlyn’s Resources
Over the past few years I am very proud to say that as a team at St Emlyn’s we haven’t just focused on the exciting parts of emergency medicine, but
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JC: K is Good For You – Subdissociative Ketamine vs Morphine in the ED
It’s no secret that I’m a fan of ketamine and its clinical applications. So when I spotted this paper in my daily PubMed notification email (see here for tips from
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Chirocaine vs Bupivicaine – Through the Looking Glass
I’ve seen a few paediatric femoral shaft fractures in the last couple of years, and while they always make my spidey-sense tingle for non-accidental injury, most (even the spiral fractures)
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Sickle Cell Disease – New Guidance
New guidance out on sickle disease from NICE in the BMJ I must admit to having a bit of an interest in sickle cell disease and the ED. There are
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