EM literature (critical appraisals) Archives

On paper, most of resuscitation is actually pretty easy. On paper, there are basic algorithms to follow. On […]

The TRUST study: Latent safety threats in trauma resuscitation

Night shifts – love them or hate them – are an inescapable part of emergency medicine. Personally, I […]

ECMO is an exciting technology. It gives us the sense that we may be able to overcome the […]

I’ve been posting about the hydroxychloroquine literature since the beginning of this pandemic. The message at the outset […]

October 2020. A month that many have declared the worst of all time, but can it really be […]

We have discussed evidence that antibiotics may not help diverticulitis multiple times on this blog (for example here […]

Should we use TXA for traumatic brain injury? This is a topic that received a lot of discussion […]

It is already August! Even in COVID times, the days just seem to fly by. If you are […]

Whether ‘tis nobler in mind to accept The risks and benefits of empiric treatment. This is a guest […]