Over the last decade, I have heard the language around balanced transfusions shift from an ‘interesting new idea’ […]
trauma
This is the beginning of a long series looking at all the evidence around laceration repair in the […]
Another month, another collection of (hopefully) interesting medical publications. When trial results are too good to be true, […]
Might the FAST exam be the most overused test in emergency medicine? If not the most overused (it […]
A key scientific lesson that I have discussed numerous times on this blog is that the interpretation of […]
In the Rapid Review series, we briefly review the key points of a clinical review paper (or three). […]
In this month’s edition of the research round-up, we have everything from Bayesian analysis to CPR in outer […]
On paper, most of resuscitation is actually pretty easy. On paper, there are basic algorithms to follow. On […]