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
I was recently fortunate enough to speak at the the Emergency Medicine Educators Conference in Coventry on a subject that continues to interest me, that of gestalt, judgement and clinical
Guess or Gestalt in Major Trauma at St.Emlyn’s Read More
When I was a medical student a friend of mine completed a special study module in ENT which involved a case-based, evidence-based essay on a clinical topic of his choice.
Save Yourself Earache – Antibiotics and Otitis Media in the ED Read More
No conversation about the evolution of trauma care in the UK is complete without a mention of Karim Brohi, Vascular and Trauma Surgeon, Professor of Trauma Sciences, friend of St
Karim Brohi on Vascular Injury at the London Trauma Conference Read More
Simon recently claimed his new favourite word is pleiotropic, and whilst I don’t want to get into a vocab competition, I offer my own new favourite word: ultracrepidarianism. This
You are not a SHOEMAKER. St.Emlyn’s Read More
Where would we be without warfarin? The good old rat poison has served us brilliantly for decades, allowing us to anticoagulate patients to treat and prevent venous thromboembolism, prevent stroke
Get the NOAC Knowhow: Novel Oral Anticoagulants Part 1 Read More
The number of patients seen in each ED with problems relating to early pregnancy in the UK is very variable – some hospitals have rapid referral pathways for patients who
Problems in Early Pregnancy – Induction Read More
A podcast recorded at the London Trauma (2014) abotu Impact Brain Apnoea, with Dr Gareth Davies.
Podcast – Impact Brain Apnoea with Gareth Davies (LTC 2014) Read More
