Ohle R, et al. Development of a Clinical Risk Score to Risk Stratify for a Serious Cause of Vertigo in Patients Presenting to the Emergency Department...

Hyperkalaemia is relatively common. Severe hyperkalaemia is generally defined as K >6.5 mmol/L, however in neonates this increases to >7mmol/L.

Thi...

The most feared airway scenario is Can't Intubate, Can't Oxygenate (CICO).

This study looked at a potential alternative to the rescue procedure of ...

Resuscitative Hysterotomy, previously known as perimortem caesarean section, is performed in patients of > 20 weeks gestation, in cardiac arrest, with...

The 2025 Australian ACS Guidelines have just been published.

Brieger, D, Cullen, L et al. National Heart Foundation of Australia & Cardiac Society of...

Non-invasive positive pressure ventilation (NIV) has been shown to decrease the work of breathing and improve gas exchange. It has been shown to re...

In this Podcast lecture, I cover the following topics in Syncope Rules and More:

• The Syncope Rules including
  • The New FAINT Score
  • The Canadia
  ...

The patient with vertigo, or the patient present with 'dizziness' as their main complaint, can be a diagnostic challenge. In this Mastery video I look...

In this EM Mastery Lecture  on Syncope we look at:

1. What are the important diagnoses to rule out in syncope?
2. What are the 5 things to Look for i
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The gold standard for arterial blood pressure measurement is an arterial line. This may not always be possible to obtain in a cardiac arrest. We know ...

The patient in cardiac arrest, now has return of spontaneous circulation (ROSC). High fives all around, but our work isn’t over yet. This next ROSC ph...

The ECG in 20 Seconds is an Approach I put together many years ago, to make it 'easier' to learn the reading of an ECG. It is simply a system, that wh...