The Toxicology handbook, in part written by Mike Cadogan from LITFL, is a cracking wee compendium of useful stuff on toxicology. Though it is understandably not big on hydrogen sulfide poisoning… I did find this useful snippet that I thought … Read More »
So this is follow-up to Why MetHb is a bad thing. If you want a review of the basics read it then come back. [peekaboo_link name=”Why would you ever want to have methaemoglobinaemia?”]Why would you ever want to have methaemoglobinaemia?[/peekaboo_link] … Read More »
I don’t know about where you work but if a patient comes in with an abscess too big to do under local (the wonderfully ineffectual local…) then they get admitted under the surgeons to get it done under GA. Obviously … Read More »
There’s a lot of developing stuff out there that waiting times are bad, not just for patient experiences but also for clinical outcomes. METHODS These guys took a big Canadian database and looked at it to see what happened. The … Read More »
This is no small topic. And I don’t plan to give a definitive take on this but here’s some thoughts. I’m also planning one on why methaemoglobinaemia is a good thing. Seriously. [peekaboo_link name=”1 What is methaemoglobinaemia?”]1 What is methaemoglobinaemia?[/peekaboo_link] … Read More »