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Author Archives: Andy Neill

The search for the perfect log book

20 Sep

We all need to keep a record of what we do and our case mix and procedures. Here’s how I do mine

geekery 18 Comments

Things I have yet to see

17 Sep

There are lots of major EM diagnoses that are just plain rare. Here’s a list of ones I’m yet to see

thinking about medicine diagnosis, emergency medicine 15 Comments

Why we think the LMA is probably safe in cardiac arrest

13 Sep

More info and images in response to the recent paper showing that supra-glottic airways compress neck vasculature in pigs in cardiac arrest.

Anatomy in EM, lecture Air-Q, anatomy, cardiac arrest, MRI, resuscitation 3 Comments

More on why the ABG is less useful than we think.

30 Aug

Is the ABG is less useful than we think? Let’s take a look at the evidence…

critical appraisal 4 Comments

Blackouts and syncope.

28 Aug

Falls and blackouts. Such a colossal topic in 45 minutes was never gonna cover all the material so I ended up focusing on the ECG in syncope and falls assessment in the elderly.

ECG, lecture #FOAM, amal mattu, ecg, syncope 11 Comments

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