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Updates

IV contrast for CT and nephropathy – more evidence of safety

13/03/2017 by Bob Dunn

The Intravenous contrast page has been updated with more evidence that IV contrast for CT in ED patients with a creatinine clearance of > 30mL/min is not associated with an increase in the rate of renal dysfunction compared to matched controls.

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Cognitive effects of chemotherapy

13/03/2017 by Bob Dunn

The Other oncological emergencies page has been updated with a short mention of the cognitive effects of chemotherapy.

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Drug induced amnesia

11/03/2017 by Bob Dunn

A small segment on drug induced amnesia has been added to the Cerebral lobe function page. 

Categories Updates Tags Neurology Leave a comment

Coronary artery dissection

11/03/2017 by Bob Dunn

A segment on Coronary artery dissection has been added to the Coronary artery disease page.

Categories Updates Tags Cardiology Leave a comment

Local anaesthesia with adrenaline

07/03/2017 by Bob Dunn

The potential risk of lignocaine with adrenaline has been downplayed on the Local anaesthesia page. 

Categories Updates Tags Resuscitation Leave a comment

LA injection pain minimisation techniques

07/03/2017 by Bob Dunn

The Wound management page has been updated with a segment on pain minimisation techniques for local anaesthesia injection.

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Intranasal / inhalational sedation

05/03/2017 by Bob Dunn

The Procedural sedation page has been revised with additional information about intranasal/inhalational procedural sedation in the ED

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Fasting and ED procedural sedation

05/03/2017 by Bob Dunn

The Procedural sedation page has been revised with additional information downplaying the importance of fasting status prior to procedural sedation in the ED.

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IUCD complications

24/02/2017 by Bob Dunn

Additional detail regarding IUCDs and their complications has been added to the Contraception page. 

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US and miscarriage

24/02/2017 by Bob Dunn

The Miscarriage page has been updated with additional information about the role of US in the diagnosis.

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Myasthenia gravis

24/02/2017 by Bob Dunn

The Myasthenia gravis page has been extensively revised and updated.

Categories Updates Tags Neurology Leave a comment

US assisted LP

21/02/2017 by Bob Dunn

The Lumbar puncture page has been updated with some additional information about the role of US in performing LP in infants.

Categories Updates Tags Neurology Leave a comment

Competing interests and trial outcome

21/02/2017 by Bob Dunn

The Medical literature page has been updated with information about the relationship between financial competing interests of study authors and trial outcome. I think you can probably guess what the relationship is.

Categories Updates Tags Research Leave a comment

Other anti-coagulants

21/02/2017 by Bob Dunn

The Other anti-coagulants page has been reorganised to prioritise content relevant to the most common DOACs – as well as making a few edits along the way.

Categories Updates Tags Haematology Leave a comment

PR interval and AFib risk

17/02/2017 by Bob Dunn

Information about the PR interval and the risk of subsequently developing atrial fibrillation has been added to the Assessment of atrial fibrillation or flutter page. 

Categories Updates Tags Resuscitation Leave a comment

Nitrofurantoin

17/02/2017 by Bob Dunn

The Other anti-microbials page has been updated with additional information about nitrofurantoin doses and pharmacology.

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Chemical restraint

12/02/2017 by Bob Dunn

The Violence page has been updated with a revision of Chemical restraint, emphasising the use of IV medications (when safe to do so) and highlighting the different concentrations of droperidol ampoules.

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Midazolam concentration

12/02/2017 by Bob Dunn

The Induction agents page has been updated highlighting the 2 different concentrations of midazolam ampoules – a potential source of drug administration error.

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Hysterical coma

12/02/2017 by Bob Dunn

The Coma and altered mental state page has been updated with additional information about the assessment and management of patients with functional coma.

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AF assessment

06/02/2017 by Bob Dunn

The Assessment of atrial fibrillation or flutter page has been updated with a number of minor improvements.

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