JC: High sensitivity Troponin I on presentation. Is it enough to rule out ACS? St.Emlyn’s
As you surely know we love thinking about Troponin at St.Emlyn’s. We have our own world expert in Rick Body and there is loads of stuff here on the site […]
As you surely know we love thinking about Troponin at St.Emlyn’s. We have our own world expert in Rick Body and there is loads of stuff here on the site […]
We love a bit of meta-cognition here at St.Emlyn’s. As time passes and we all become a little longer in the tooth it becomes increasingly apparent that it’s not just
JC: Are typical chest pain symptoms predictive of outcome? St.Emlyn’s Read More »
STEMI is one of the true medical emergencies. Â We all know that the sooner our patient gets revascularisation, the better they do. Â We’ve known this for years. Â In a very
Good times part 1: DIDO-30 for STEMI Read More »
This blog post is based on a paper we’ve just had published in the Emergency Medicine Journal entitled: ‘The Manchester Acute Coronary Syndromes (MACS) decision rule: validation with a new
The MACS rule: a new user-friendly version Read More »
Have you ever heard this sort of conversation in your ED? Junior EDÂ doc:Â Can I run my patient by you, please? Senior ED doc: Sure Junior:Â I Â have a 40
Is severe chest pain more likely to be a heart attack? Read More »
Chest pain is the archetypal ED presentation: one which presents frequently and usually has a benign cause, but could, just could, be the result of life threatening pathology. As Emergency
Induction – Chest Pain in the ED Read More »
The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) from the UK has just published new recommendations for the use of high sensitivity troponin to rule out NSTEMI in the
New NICE high sensitivity troponin guidance: 3 hours and done? Read More »
Chris Nickson (@precordialthump) is a genius in many ways. Not only does he organise arguably the best healthcare conference in the world right now, but he’s also a very
The Heart Under Stress – St. Emlyn’s at SMACC Gold Read More »