Another edition and loads to talk about, as ever. Let's crack on...lots to click on and catch up on at your leisure. I hope you enjoy it. News! CCR 19 is coming!! Get booking here Is this for real?! At first, I thought this was an April fool...then realised its May! Exciting potential to... Continue Reading →
Another fortnightly trawl of the best of the best in infographs, POCUS images, blogs, research and much more. Again, showcasing some of the fabulous stuff the world of #FOAM has to offer. There is loads here, so scroll and click on what interests you and don't be bamboozled by stuff that doesn't! Best wishes as... Continue Reading →
Here is the second of Dan Weston's ED bytes. Some of his pics from the world of EMFOAM! Enjoy and we look forward to more from him in due course! Twitter links! Don't miss that dissection!! So one not to miss! The basics of Type A Aortic Dissection from Dr Stamp, American surgeon. She also... Continue Reading →
Hopefully...all that you need for critical care echo / scanning! Please take a browse through our all new sections, consistently updated on all we think you need to know about critical care ultrasound #POCUS. Click on the POCUS menu and take a look at each system. I have carefully selected videos and created playlists so... Continue Reading →
It was a massive success and hats off to Dr Veerappan for putting it all together! The following is a collection of the Tweets from the meeting...the best way to collate thoughts and the story of the conference. Loads here, and I mean loads! So take your time and scroll down. Occasionally there are clickable... Continue Reading →
Sorry for the lapse! I just wanted to promote what I see as one of the best forthcoming meetings in Antwerp (November 2017). The International Fluid Academy meeting! This 3 day meeting promises to fill your eager brains with masses of the latest evidence, key pearls and key discussion points from a wealth of high-end... Continue Reading →
Take a look at the start of a series of video tutorials from my clinical fellow, Dr Richard Pertwee. These are geared to the FRCA exam but frankly, are more than useful for most of us in Critical care. Emergency Tracheostomy Management Emergency Laryngectomy Management Further interesting stuff CCN Airway Guidelines How2 Perc Trache See also... Continue Reading →
Hugely topical at the moment! Lots being batted too and fro at recent conferences and being talked about at #ResusCon17. It's what you'd do, perhaps inadvertently, for the poor little lady who faints in the supermarket...you lift their legs up! Everyone thinks you're odd for doing it, then thinks you're some sort of magician when... Continue Reading →
More top picks for you all....more coming next week! Enjoy. JW Big papers 5 days...is that too long?? URANGA - Take a look at this as ever fabulous bit of work from the crew at TBL. Looking at duration of Abx therapy in pneumonia. See here. FICE & Echo RAP measurement made easy! Here is... Continue Reading →
Why blog this? It's possibly the most daunting of events to have to deal with as an ICU physician / Anaesthetist / Member of the ED team. The airway where all conventional management has failed! It will NEVER happen to most of us during our careers..... It is a low volume, high impact occurrence we... Continue Reading →
We have added a section, which we will populate continuously, containing videos of all of the procedures you will ever need to know about for ICU practice. See the right-hand menu bar and click on the 'How-to Procedures' area. Lines to drains etc etc. Enjoy!
