Is there a place for REBOA in cardiac arrest?
Chris our Canadian Editor debates the pros and cons of REBOA. We’re interested to hear your thoughts!
Chris our Canadian Editor debates the pros and cons of REBOA. We’re interested to hear your thoughts!
A consensus statement from the Faculty of Prehospital Care, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh.
A recent study in Ireland showed that for haemodynamically stable patients, controlled self-extrication causes less movement of the cervical spine than extrications performed using traditional prehospital rescue equipment.
This article reviews tourniquet application for haemorrhage control and gives a good overview of the history of tourniquet use.
This report describes the development of an evidence-based guideline for external hemorrhage control in the prehospital setting, including the use of tourniquets and hemostatic agents for management of life-threatening hemorrhage.
Which spinal immobilisation protocol makes the most sense? PHTLS? Domeier/NEXUS? Hankins? None?
So do collars really make a difference to neck mobility and JVP?
Prehospital topical hemostatic agents – A review of the current literature by PHTLS Executive Committee.
ITLS Editorial Board position paper, published May 2014
ITLS Editorial Board position paper, published May 2014
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