Should we intubate in the ramped position? AirwayBasic Airway TopicsBlogResuscitation Should we intubate in the ramped position? I’ve spoken on awake intubationat the EMCORE Conferences, especially at the last Masterclass. I also spoke…Dr Peter Kas30/07/2025
5 Things to Think About in a Wheezy Child BlogPaediatricsRespiratory 5 Things to Think About in a Wheezy Child Minimal Handling Stop touching the patient. Often enough in paediatrics, more is not better. This…Dr Peter Kas27/06/2019
Zipper Injuries BlogUrology Zipper Injuries This blog is often full of new evidence from high quality trials and literature reviews…Dr Peter Kas25/01/2023
Contrast Induced Nephropathy: Is it Real? BlogNephrology Contrast Induced Nephropathy: Is it Real? You are managing a trauma and request a CT abdomen to exclude an intra-abdominal injury.…Dr Peter Kas27/06/2019
Fixed Dilated Pupils BlogResuscitationTrauma Fixed Dilated Pupils Head injury with fixed dilated pupils: Are we done? We have looked at the pupillary…Dr Peter Kas09/11/2024
The Unstable Atrial Fibrillation Patient BlogCardiologyCardiovascularResuscitation The Unstable Atrial Fibrillation Patient THE CASE A 75 yo man is brought into your small rural ED after 3…Dr Peter Kas18/10/2023
Are You Still Feeling For A Pulse? Stop It! BlogResuscitation Are You Still Feeling For A Pulse? Stop It! I remember years ago when we used to manage cardiac arrests and everyone was asked…Dr Peter Kas27/06/2019
Pulseless Electrical Activity BlogCardiologyCardiovascularResuscitation Pulseless Electrical Activity Pulseless Electrical Activity(PEA) occurs in about 30% of cardiac arrest cases. Given that it's not…Dr Peter Kas27/06/2019
The Cervical Spine: The Iconoclasm Continues BlogTrauma The Cervical Spine: The Iconoclasm Continues In recent blogs I suggested that clinically significant C spine injuries can be excluded by…Dr Peter Kas08/08/2023
How Important is a C-Spine Collar….really? BlogTrauma How Important is a C-Spine Collar….really? In preparation for EMCORE Hong Kong 2018, I took some time to sit down and…Dr Peter Kas09/11/2024
Cervical spine clearance in the intoxicated patient BlogTrauma Cervical spine clearance in the intoxicated patient The most commonly used c spine clearance rules exclude or mandate imaging in the case…Dr Peter Kas27/06/2019
Postobstructive Diuresis BlogUrology Postobstructive Diuresis Postobstructive diuresis can occur following relief of urinary obstruction. It isn't rare and can be…Dr Peter Kas27/06/2019
A patient with nausea, vomiting and lethargy BlogCardiologyCardiovascularECG's I've Seen A patient with nausea, vomiting and lethargy (Please note this is a free view of this week's 'own the ecg' blog. Enjoy). A…Dr Peter Kas30/07/2025
Cyanosis or Something Else? BlogDermatologyToxicology Cyanosis or Something Else? A 75 year old gentleman presented with acute on chronic abdominal pain. His triage noted…Dr Peter Kas22/06/2023
Massive Propranolol Overdose BlogResuscitationToxicology Massive Propranolol Overdose Massive propranolol overdose is perhaps one of the most challenging overdoses to manage. In 2009…Dr Peter Kas30/07/2025
Seizure, Syncope and Sudden Collapse BlogCardiologyCardiovascular Seizure, Syncope and Sudden Collapse https://vimeo.com/220458927 Associate Professor Peter Kas presents Seizure, Syncope and Sudden Collapse. The patient with syncope…Dr Peter Kas27/06/2019