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Nasal diamorphine in children |
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The gag reflex is a poor discriminator for the need for intubation |
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General anaesthesia or conscious sedation for reducing a dislocated hip prosthesis? |
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Use of propofol for sedation in the emergency department |
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Midazolam does not reduce emergence phenomena in children undergoing ketamine sedation. |
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Morphine/Entonox combination versus Morphine/Midazolam for shoulder reduction |
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Sedation or general anaesthesia in paediatric dislocated elbows |
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Difficult intubation, the bougie and the stylet |
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Sedation of seizures in the pre-hospital setting, impact on CNS assessment |
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Does the time of fasting affect complication rates during ketamine sedation |
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Use of end-tidal carbon dioxide indicators in prehospital intubations will reduce the number of incorrectly placed endotracheal tubes |
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GlideScope in the Emergency Department |
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Intra-articular lidocaine for closed reduction of ankle fracture-dislocations |
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Is ketamine a viable induction agent for the trauma patient with potential brain injury. |
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Is rocuronium as effective as succinylcholine at facilitating laryngoscopy during rapid sequence intubation?
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Should capnography be routinely used during procedural sedation in the Emergency Department? |
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Chloral hydrate or midazolam: which is better for sedating children for painless diagnostic imaging?
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