You might ask; "Why's is subclinical Atrial fibrillation important?" We know that patients in atrial fibrillation(AF) have a 5 x risk of stroke comp...

 Does a normal ECG exclude Hyperkalaemia?
Do we treat patients with a K+ < 6.5 mmol/L?
Do ECG changes in hyperkalaemia predict a adverse outcome?
Should ...

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Patients presenting with dizziness comprise about 4% of all emergency department presentations. Our role is to exclude central causes....

Dr Will Davies presents this important lecture. It is often a question asked. "Should I bring the family into the resuscitation cubicle during a cardi...

This is Part II in the series Dr Claire Wilkin-Marshall and Dr Adam Michael present this lecture.

Please Try and diagnose the following rashes and th...

 An 88 yo patient is brought into the emergency department with significant bradycardia. During the evening the patient has been at home and has becom...

The patient in asystole, has a very poor prognosis. But is it really asystole?

Is there any benefit in giving one shock to that patient?

Surely we n...

A 63 yo patient presents to the emergency department at 11pm at night in new atrial fibrillation with a ventricular rate of 167 bpm. There is no past ...

In this Papercut we review the UK-REBOA Trial.

Rapid and effective control of haemorrhage in trauma results in better outcomes. Abdominal bleeding ...

Venous Excess Ultrasound is a grading system of systemic venous congestion. It is useful in the emergency department for patients whose fluid status...

Welcome to the wonderful world of rashes. This is part one of two parts.

This EM Mastery is actually a quiz on rashes. Try it. Members login to watch...

This is a great case that highlights how important it is, to know how to check if your ECG lead placement is correct. It also includes a rare case of ...