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In paediatric patients with septic shock, does adrenaline compared with dopamine reduce 28 day mortality?
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In paediatric patients with septic shock, does adrenaline compared with dopamine reduce 28 day mortality?
Continue reading »In critical care doctors, does mulled wine compared to normal saline, improve the sense of well-being and ICU length of stay?
Continue reading »In adult patients that are in cardiac arrest, do uninterrupted chest compressions compared to chest compressions interrupted for manual ventilation improve survival, neurological recovery or the rate of adverse events?
Continue reading »In patients with aneurysmal subarachnoid haemorrhage does induced hypermagnesaemia reduce the incidence of cerebral artery vasospasm?
Continue reading »In patients with moderate or severe traumatic brain injury does the administration of erythropoietin compared with placebo improve neurological outcome at 6 months after injury?
Continue reading »In intensive care patients who require a central venous catheter (CVC), does the choice of insertion site affect the complication rates?
Continue reading »In Intensive Care patients undergoing intubation does apneic oxygenation during laryngoscopy increase the lowest arterial oxygen saturation experienced by patients
Continue reading »In patients with ST-elevation-myocardial infarction (STEMI), without hypoxia, does receiving supplemental oxygen compared with no supplemental oxygen reduce early myocardial injury?
Continue reading »In patient with acute, moderate to severe pain in the ED, does ketamine compared with morphine, reduce pain scores by an equivalent amount?
Continue reading »Does a modified Valsalva technique, incorporating a leg lift procedure, result in improved success in converting a supraventricular tachycardia to sinus rhythm in patients presenting to the Emergency Department?
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