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An overview of sedation in the Emergency Department
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An overview of sedation in the Emergency Department

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Over the last few episodes we've talked about the use of vasopressors and their utility in resuscitation. It is a commonly held belief that...

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What does presyncope mean to you? If you ask this question to a handful of doctors you'll get a multitude of different answers, you'll also...

In this podcast we are going to be talking about inotropes and vasopressors. And we're going to be talking about them with re...

Trial of Early, Goal-Directed Resuscitation for Septic Shock NEJM March 17 2015 Sepsis has been in the EM literature a lot over the past 12...

You're in resus leading a cardiac arrest. Lying on the trolley is Dave, a 45 year old male, known hypertensive and type 2 diabetic. He colla...

Fluid resuscitation represents the bedrock of initial treatment in the critically ill and injured patient with shock. In septic shock, fluid...

Since Rivers's publication of Early Goal Directed Therapy (EGDT) at the turn of the century clinicians have talked about aggressive resuscit...

Everyone asks about Framingham risk factors when taking a history for possible ACS but what significance do they actually hold?

A contentious subject in the ED but how would it work??

A look at the impact that a prolonged cause in CPR has on the associated outcome.

A patients lactate is something that we often want to know, but how much do you really understand about it's significance and what is lactat...

A round up of some of the key papers that we've reviewed over the 12 months that HEFTEMCAST has been running

Sepsis is a hot topic at the moment. In this episode we look at the transfusion targets for patients with septic shock when on ITU

Whilst the embedded management of the airway in ED is via direct laryngoscopy, advances in technology and equipment leads to multiple altern...

The ARISE trial, following on from the ProCESS trial, is there a different message or is EGDT a thing of the past?

Everything we do in the Emergency Department is a test, be that a question, looking for a clinical finding or performing a 'traditional' tes...
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