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Glue is better than sutures for facial lacerations in children |
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Vomiting is not an accurate discriminator for serious head injury in children |
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Post concussional syndrome and minor head injury |
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Antibiotics in base of skull fractures |
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Mean arterial pressure in isolated head injury |
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Lignocaine premedication before rapid sequence induction in head injuries |
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Cervical spine protection in gunshot wounds to the head |
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Tangential views or computed tomography in suspected depressed skull fracture |
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Gum elastic bougies in difficult intubation |
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Headache in paediatric head injury |
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Indication for brain CT in children with mild head injury update 2008 |
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Do crash helmets reduce the severity of head injury in adult pedal cyclists |
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Cervical collars and intracranial pressure |
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Antibiotics in compound depressed skull fractures |
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Controlling bleeding in scalp laceration |
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Phenytoin in traumatic brain injury |
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Staples may be more effective and quicker than sutures in children with scalp lacerations |
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In adults with mild head injury and a GCS 13-15 is vomiting a clinical indicator for the use of CT? |
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Difficult intubation, the bougie and the stylet |
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Analgesia in Head Injury |
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Computer tomography and the exclusion of upper cervical spine injury in trauma patients with altered mental state |
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Do anticoagulated patients who sustain a minor head injury require a CT scan to rule out intra-cranial injury? |
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Admission for warfarinised patients post minor head injury? |
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is routine prophylaxis indicated in pts with severe head injury to prevent post injury epilepsy |
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Long Term Disability After Minor Head Injury |
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Intracranial Pressure Monitoring In Head injury patients in ICU |
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S-100b protein levels as a predictor for long-term disability after head injury |
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Aspirin and the risk of intracranial complications following head injury |
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Ear Foreign Body Removal |
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In warfarinised patients with significant head injury, does immediate warfarin reversal do more harm than good |
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Rapid sequence induction in the emergency department by emergency medicine personnel |
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Caffeine in the prophylaxis of post lumbar puncture headache.
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Therapeutic hypothermia for paediatric traumatic brain injury within 8 hr |
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GlideScope in the Emergency Department |
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Observation is recommended even following a normal CT brain in warfarinised head injuries |
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Hypertonic sodium solutions vs mannitol in reducing ICP in traumatic brain injury |
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Elevation of serum magnesium may improve clinical outcome after aneursymal subarachnoid haemorrhage |
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Should carbamazepine be administered to manage agitation and aggressive behaviour following paediatric acquired brain injury? |
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Is ketamine a viable induction agent for the trauma patient with potential brain injury. |
