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Author Archives: Andy Neill

Should we rely on a trop to guide PCI activation in cardiac arrest?

22 May

This was an R&R recommendation via Ryan so go read his take on it, which is roughly the same just written much better… METHODS prospective data from Paris in a large centralised system OHCA attended by the mobile ICUs that include … Read More »

critical appraisal cardiac arrest, PCI 3 Comments

Does compression depth matter in CPR?

20 May

METHODS data from the resus outcomes consortium – one of the big cardiac arrests research networks this data was pulled from people not already in a trial the defibs and pads were used to calculate the compression depth numbers considered … Read More »

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Anatomy for Emergency Medicine 015: SMA Syndrome

16 May

This is yet another Zebra diagnosis but it’s a great one for illustrating some of the relevant anatomy. Let me know what you think.

Anatomy in EM, lecture AFEM, anatomy, SMA, Superior Mesenteric Artery Syndrome 3 Comments

Steroids for Kawasaki disease

15 May

Apparently this is a very uncommon disease – only 40 cases a year in the UK. I think I’ve seen it once when I was doing my stint in paeds. I remember the kid getting IVIg and aspirin and I’m … Read More »

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iPad for radiology reads. WARNING – NO FREE IPAD/VIRUS WITH THIS LINK….!

12 May

[I can imagine hits on this post being higher than usual simply because of use of the word iPad…] For all I know this may well be something that’s already being done somewhere in the country but it’s a neat … Read More »

critical appraisal ipda, radiology 6 Comments

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