Emergency Medicine podcasts based on evidence based medicine focussed on practice in and around the resus room.
End Tidal CO2 monitoring serves as a critical, non-invasive tool for assessing ventilation and cardiac output in emergency and critical care settings. While frequently used to confirm airway device placement, its utility extends to evaluating the efficacy of chest compressions during cardiac arrest and guiding ventilat...
Cardiac arrest management, subarachnoid hemorrhage treatment, and prehospital blood transfusion decision-making form the core of this medical review. The CPR Vent randomized controlled trial indicates that mechanical ventilation and manual bag valve mask ventilation yield comparable arterial oxygen levels during cardia...
Refractory ventricular fibrillation (VF) requires a systematic, evidence-based approach to resuscitation, prioritizing high-quality chest compressions and optimized defibrillation. When standard shocks fail, shifting to an anterior-posterior pad placement changes the electrical vector, potentially increasing current de...
Emergency medicine clinicians evaluate three recent research papers concerning syncope management, myocardial infarction transfusion thresholds, and post-intubation hypotension in trauma. A prospective European study on syncope reveals significant variation in clinical practice, with 75% of patients meeting high-risk c...
A conservative airway management strategy for comatose patients with acute poisoning significantly improves clinical outcomes, reducing both ICU and hospital lengths of stay compared to routine intubation. Regarding dissociative seizures, diagnostic accuracy remains low among emergency staff, with only 12% of EMS and 5...
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