Journal club was interesting this week. The marvellous AR brought a paper along from the EMJ looking at the use of non-invasive tissue oxygen monitoring in septic patients. Aha, interesting […]
JC StO2 monitoring in the ED. St.Emlyn’s Read More
Smart phones and their associated stand-alone software applications, or apps, have become ubiquitous within the field of Medicine and perhaps, nowhere more so than the forward-thinking, technology embracing, occasionally geeky
‘Appy days’ – Medical apps at St.Emlyn’s Read More
A few months back there was a short twitter conversation between (if I remember rightly) @adamchesters, myself and @karimbrohi about the use tranexamic acid for patients in the prehospital setting.
JC: Tranexamic Acid for Everyone? – St.Emlyn’s Read More
Do patients with ST depression (NSTEM) need to go to the Cath Lab urgently?
Cardiology Case 02: ST depression, no rush? St.Emlyn’s Read More
What’s my view? Well how am I supposed to know? Write a review Well how objective can I be? I like to wait to see how things turn out If
Traumatic Cardiac Arrest – Apply Some Pressure..? Read More
Is this FOAM heresy I ask myself…, someone in the social media world suggesting that we should use LESS Special K. I’ve been reflecting recently on my use of
Please use less Ketamine – LAT Gel at St.Emlyn’s Read More
“Why are you doing an Arterial Blood Gas on that patient?” I thought it was a decent enough question to put to one of our senior EM trainees in the
V & A in the ED – blood gases – St.Emlyn’s Read More
