Cardiac arrest in children is certainly less frequent than in adults. However most paediatric in-hospital…
Dr Peter Kas14/05/2023
This is for those Emergency Medicine registrars about to sit the ACEM Written Fellowship Exam.…
Dr Peter Kas06/10/2020
What is Bell's Palsy? It is an ipsilateral Cranial Nerve VII (lower motor neurone) palsy. There…
Dr Peter Kas03/08/2023
When examining a patient with a facial nerve palsy and we wish to determine if…
Dr Peter Kas18/09/2020
An excellent review article on Trigeminal Neuralgia, has just come out in the NEJM(1). Here…
Dr Peter Kas05/05/2023
A 50 male patient is brought to your emergency department by ambulance post cardiac arrest.…
Dr Peter Kas23/08/2020
You've had a horrible, horrible shift. The resus went wrong, you couldn't intubate, the ortho reg…
Dr Peter Kas16/01/2023
We often see patients presenting with SVT. They often have ST changes, so we have…
Dr Peter Kas13/08/2023
Compartment Syndrome, is usually straightforward to pick up. How do we measure Compartment pressures? Below…
Dr Peter Kas15/07/2023
'Nanging' is the recreational use of nitrous oxide. That cylinder you have in your emergency…
Dr Peter Kas22/06/2023
This is a fantastic case to learn from for a recent Circulation article(1) titled 'An…
Dr Peter Kas14/05/2023
We know that Double Sequential(DSED) External Defibrillation has been used primarily for the treatment of…
Dr Peter Kas08/08/2023
Can Ketamine be used for the control of the agitated patient? CASE A patient is…
Dr Peter Kas06/09/2023
