In memory of Dr John Hinds
Dr Andrew Tagg left the shipboard life in 2009 to settle down and lose weight. He is currently an advanced trainee in EM working in Melbourne’s western suburbs. He still has the uniform. Contact him via Twitter @andrewjtagg
(image attribution to Dr J Hinds on Twitter @DocJohnHinds)
Continue reading “SHort term heart and lung support – FOAMEd resource with videos!”
( image from Twitter, courtesy of Dr Brian Burns @HawkmoonHEMS)
Graphic medical images herein!
Continue reading “Near-Complete Supraglottic Transection of the Larynx after a Motorbike Accident”
Image courtesy of Dr Seth Trueger of excellent site, MDAWARE
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(screenshot from Dr Haney Mallemat’s excellent site, ultrarounds.com)
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ESSENTIAL ASPECTS OF AEROMEDICAL RETRIEVAL COURSE DETAILS
22, 23, 24 November 2013 – Brisbane – PLACES FILLING!
Venue: Queensland Combined Emergency Services Academy, Whyte Island, Lytton, Brisbane
This is from Dr Larry Mellick Youtube channel. I highlight this video to demonstrate a couple of things.
1. Good demonstration of CMAC VL in trauma patient with cervical spine precautions
2. Leaving cervical spine collar insitu during intubation attempt. Not my recommendation but you can see it is possible when using an indirect VL like CMAC. Larry actually advises taking collar off during the video but the intubator manages to get the tube in without doing that. If possible raised ICP, probably good idea to remove cervical collar anyway
Continue reading “Scoop and run vs stay and play – the latest research July 2013”
Prehospital and Retrieval Medicine - THE PHARM dedicated to the memory of Dr John Hinds 
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