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.
Category Archives: lecture
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.
The Textbook is Dead
29 Jul
httpvh://www.vimeo.com/46493030 So this is some more ICEM 2012 gold, again, from the trainees session. The same session that the Greg Henry talk was recorded at. On the “for” side is Mike Cadogan – author on Life in the … Read More »
Anatomy for Emergency Medicine 019: Scaphoid Fractures
24 Jun
Quick and simple, likely not anything too new. [Direct Download] UPDATE: In a lecture from a hand surgeon at one of our training days this paper (free full text) was pointed out that suggested that the blood supply to the scaphoid … Read More »
Anatomy for Emergency Medicine 018: Scapholunate injuries
11 Jun
[Direct Download] More detail on the wrist and in particular the Terry Thomas sign and carpal instability. As always there’s much more going on in the x-ray than just the bones. Please check out radiopaedia.org. And some cases from the podcast. … Read More »