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Is rate or depth more important in chest compressions? BlogCardiac Resuscitation

Is rate or depth more important in chest compressions?

A resuscitation quickie. Should we aim for, a better depth or just increase the rate…
Dr Peter Kas19/01/2023
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Type II Myocardial Injury ECG Of The Week

Type II Myocardial Injury

  A 78 yo woman with known moderate coronary artery disease, (with no previous interventions)…
Weebly ECG13/08/2023
Difficult Intubation Algorithm
The Difficult Intubation Algorithm Advanced Airway TopicsAirwayBlog

The Difficult Intubation Algorithm

The Difficult Airway Algorithm? Do we really need a difficult airway algorithm in the emergency…
Dr Peter Kas14/05/2023
emergency medical department
Adrenaline in Cardiac Arrest is no better than BLS? BlogResuscitation

Adrenaline in Cardiac Arrest is no better than BLS?

Adrenaline in Cardiac Arrest may provide no benefit above BLS alone. Adrenaline is the most…
Dr Peter Kas02/11/2022
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An ECG Challenge: Is it VT or SVT? ECG Of The Week

An ECG Challenge: Is it VT or SVT?

  This week I wanted to ask you what you thought of an ECG. It was…
Weebly ECG13/08/2023
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The BaSICS and PLUS trials: 0.9% Saline versus Balanced Fluid BlogResuscitation

The BaSICS and PLUS trials: 0.9% Saline versus Balanced Fluid

There has been a ongoing debate over the choice of intravenous fluid in unwell patients.…
Dr Peter Kas01/11/2022
Airway Pearls for intubating the Obese Patient
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Airway Pearls for intubating the Obese Patient

CASE A 25 yo male presents to the emergency department with palpitations and shortness of…
Dr Peter Kas02/07/2023
Impossible Airway - Laryngoscopy
The Impossible Airway Made Possible: Induction to Laryngoscopy AirwayApnoeic OxygenationBlog

The Impossible Airway Made Possible: Induction to Laryngoscopy

In this part of the Impossible Airway Made Possible, I want to specifically look at…
Dr Peter Kas08/08/2023
ECG Of the week - Emergency Medicine Education - Resus
Idiopathic Ventricular Tachycardia ECG Of The Week

Idiopathic Ventricular Tachycardia

A 28 yo patient presents to the emergency department complaining of palpitations of 2 hours…
Weebly ECG13/08/2023
ECG Of the week - Emergency Medicine Education - Resus
Ruling in Ischaemia on ECG ECG Of The Week

Ruling in Ischaemia on ECG

  At Cardiac Bootcamp we look at ischaemia on ECG and go over how to…
Weebly ECG13/08/2023
ECG Of the week - Emergency Medicine Education - Resus
The STEMI MIMIC ECG Of The Week

The STEMI MIMIC

I’ve presented the ‘Imposters’ before, Here is a case of a STEMI that’s not a…
Weebly ECG13/08/2023
ECG Of the week - Emergency Medicine Education - Resus
A 40 yo in cardiac arrest ECG Of The Week

A 40 yo in cardiac arrest

  A 40 yo male is brought in by ambulance following a collapse His GCS at the scene was 3 Paramedics found his…
Weebly ECG13/08/2023
emergency medicine practice
The ECG in 20 Seconds Method ECG Of The Week

The ECG in 20 Seconds Method

  I've been emailed a few times about the ECG in 20 Seconds Method. This…
Weebly ECG13/08/2023
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The Best Resuscitation Papers in the last 2 years BlogResuscitation

The Best Resuscitation Papers in the last 2 years

Here is a summary of some of the best resuscitation papers introduced at the EMCORE…
Dr Peter Kas02/09/2022
ECG Of the week - Emergency Medicine Education - Resus
Chest pain history and the odds of ischaemia ECG Of The Week

Chest pain history and the odds of ischaemia

We look at a lot of ECG's and we do a lot of troponins, however…
Weebly ECG07/06/2025
emergency medicine
GCS alone to predict Traumatic Brain Injury: Can it lead to a delay in appropriate patient care? BlogResuscitationTrauma Resuscitation

GCS alone to predict Traumatic Brain Injury: Can it lead to a delay in appropriate patient care?

The Glascow Coma Score(GCS) has long been used as a marker of brain injury severity,…
Dr Peter Kas25/01/2023
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