There has been much debate about the use of high sensitivity troponins in the ED over the last year, but the picture is getting clearer as we see more trials […]
JC: Cullen on high sensitivity Troponin. St.Emlyn’s Read More
Lee Fineberg and Mark Newcombe are Emergency Physicians and Helicopter-Retrieval specialists from Australia, but more than that they seem to be a couple of top chaps who have devoted a
Developing EM – ethical Emergency Medicine in Cuba. St.Emlyn’s Read More
Just a quick review of a thought provoking paper in the Annals of Emergency Medicine from a group of docs in Melbourne Australia. It’s thought provoking as I suspect that
JC: Is that IV really needed? Read More
I recently had a bit of fun at the Telford trauma conference talking about the top 10 papers of 2012 and in passing mentioned the #dogmalysis of ATLS shock categories
JC: Delta signs for shock trauma Read More
A few years ago…… Resus. 2300 hours. A man in his 60s is brought to the ED looking pretty sick. He is normally fit and well but has had a
How to cope when your registrar knows more than you do. St.Emlyn’s Read More
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7jSp2xmmEE At this exact moment Joe Lex is speaking in Manchester. He has decided to give his time freely to talk to the good EM folks in Virchester. Sadly not
Right here, right now. Joe Lex at St.Emlyn’s. Read More
OK folks, a really quick post 5 days…., yes 5 days before I am due to speak in Telford at the 2013 Trauma Care conference. I’ve been given the topic
Trauma Care Conference Telford 2013. St.Emlyn’s on tour. Read More
[blackbirdpie url=”https://twitter.com/PBSherren/status/323826308276699138″] Many thanks to Peter Sherren for spotting this paper published in Intensive Care medicine this month. Point of care ultrasound is one of my interests and only this
JC: Point of care USS for Hypotension in the ED. St.Emlyn’s Read More
