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Own the airway part 1: open and clear the airway
by Chris Nickson
From Life in the Fastlane collections we publish the most interesting online video resources about the airway management. LITF sources from "Own the airway" collection. Preoxygenation is the first step. Buy yourself some…
Introducing the Masterclass in Surfing Medicine
By Alex Kelleher - photos from Bas Bartholomeus: Courtesy of EASD
The 3rd Annual Conference in Surfing Medicine (The Glasshouse, Sligo, Ireland, 9th-13th September 2014) sees the introduction of the Masterclass. You’ll have the…
Fitchburg man found alive... from a Drone
By: Lorenzo Franceschi on Mashable
After three fruitless days of extensive searching by authorities, an amateur drone pilot located a missing elderly man in a mere 20 minutes.
On Sunday, David Lesh helped save Guillermo DeVenecia,…
The impact of prehospital instant photography of motor vehicle crashes on receiving physician…
Dickinson ET - Department of Emergency Medicine, Albany Medical College, NY 12208, USA. O'Connor RE, Krett RD.
OBJECTIVES - The study was conducted to determine whether the use of prehospital instant photography of motor vehicle…
EMTA: "Emergency Medicine the Future is Now"
From Dr. Douglas Pendse
How would you fix emergency medicine training?
The BMA have joined forces with the EMTA to organise a session featuring a range of speakers with the aim of identifying immediate solutions to improve the working…
Endocrine and Metabolic Emergencies in Emergency Medicine
By Dr. Amal Mattu, MD @ Maryland University on PUBMED
A junior member of our faculty once approached me for some career advice, inquiring as to what clinical area of emergency medicine in which he should develop an academic niche.…
The Big Statistic in Evidence-Based Medicine - The Flying PHD
When you’re a doctor who has to get kids to snooze through an operation you need a few skills. You need a repertoire of kids’ songs and a few stories to make having a mask hover over your face seem vaguely logical. You need to be able to…
CPR: The most frequent fears of lay rescuers
Surviving cardiac arrest depends on early cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). Only one third of cardiac arrest victims receive prompt CPR in spite of well-attended Basic Life Support (BLS) courses. Our study aimed to investigate that how…
The relative trending accuracy of noninvasive continuous hemoglobin monitoring
TOKYO, JAPAN -- (Marketwired) -- Masimo announced that a new clinical study published in the Journal of Clinical Monitoring evaluated the relative trending accuracy of Masimo's noninvasive and continuous total hemoglobin (SpHb®) in…
Advanced Airway management on the field
Dr. Mario Rugna
Dear collegue, wathever intubator you are, occasional or regular, feel free to submit any comment on the plan and also fell free, if you think it’s useful, to use and share it. It will be appreciated.
Following some…