Emphysematous cystitis
Additional information about emphysematous cystitis has been added to the Urinary tract infection in adults page.
Dunn RJ
Additional information about emphysematous cystitis has been added to the Urinary tract infection in adults page.
The Magnetic resonance imaging page has been updated with additional information about pacemakers and MRI.
The segment on ambulatory ECG monitoring on the Other cardiac investigations page has been revised.
The Carotid sinus massage page has been updated with additional information about the technique.
The Bradycardias page has been updated with additional information about the definition of a sinus pause.
The Disorders of cardiac conduction page has been updated with a short segment on non specific interventricular conduction delay.
The Disorders of cardiac conduction page has been updated with a short segment on partial LBBB.
The ALS page has been updated with recommendations for when to use calcium in cardiac arrest.
The Ventricular arrhythmias page has had a number of minor updates.
The Ventricular arrhythmias page has been updated with a short segment on dual sequence defibrillation.
The Post arrest care page has had a few minor modifications to the post arrest temperature management segment.
The Post arrest care page has had a few other minor modifications.
The Neonatal resuscitation page has been updated with a new segment on normal neonatal laboratory values.
The HOCM page has had a number of minor updates.
The Packed cell transfusion page has been updated, including a short segment on the benefits of red cell transfusion.
The Mechanical circulatory support page has been updated with additional information about ECMO
The Cardiac arrest in special circumstances page has been updated with information about HOCM in cardiac arrest.
The epidemiology segment on the Sudden cardiac death page has had a few minor updates.
Arrhythmogenic right ventricular cardiomyopathy on the Sudden cardiac death page has been renamed as Arrhythmogenic ventricular cardiomyopathy in acknowledgement that the left ventricle is also commonly involved in severe disease.
The ALS page has been updated with additional information about when to cease resuscitation in cardiac arrest.