Originally posted on AmboFOAM:
Sorry to carry on about this, but I can’t help myself… The other night SBS television in Australia aired a special on stroke (found online here) It brought together some stroke survivors, neurologists, emergency doctors and so on to discuss stroke and stroke treatment. Of course the issue of tPA for…
Author Archives: ketaminh
To thump or not thump?
Originally posted on Mark Raines:
I wonder if the authors of the October 4th’s NEJM Journal Watch Alert saw the irony? Firstly a review of a paper which examined the utility of the precordial thump for out of hospital cardiac events. Nehme Z, Andrew E, Bernard SA, Smith K. Treatment of monitored out-of-hospital ventricular fibrillation…
Salbutamol MDI via ETT – MacGyver Style with Dr Sean Scott
Courtesy of Dr Sean Scott demonstrating with assistance and voice of Dr Brian Burns (Greater Sydney Area HEMS)
RMA 2013 Innovation Stream = Social Media and eHealth
DONT FORGET TO ENTER THE FREE JAMIT online coMPETITION!
Nepean Difficult Airway Course
Infectious diseases physician owns the airway with a steak knife and pen
Randomized Trial of Bilevel versus Continuous Positive Airway Pressure for Acute Pulmonary Edema.
Karel Habig: To air is human
Originally posted on Auckland HEMS:
From The Intensive Care Network – another podcast from the SMACC 2013 conference. This is Dr Karel Habig, Medical Director of the Greater Sydney Area HEMS, discussing how experience from aeromedical retrieval can improve medical practice. Click HERE for the audio (right click to open it in a new tab),…
Prehospital tranexamic acid use in primary and secondary air medical evacuation
Originally posted on Auckland HEMS:
In the latest edition of Air Medical Journal the British Columbia Ambulance Service’s AirEvac And Critical Care Operations has published a case series detailing the use of tranexamic aid by flight paramedics. The abstract for the paper can be found HERE. The paper details 13 patients who recieved TXA over…

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