Info This page summarises the most current recommendations for the management of acute coronary syndromes with persistent ST segment elevations (i.e STEMI, ST segment…

…2 kg , but use a length based tool if one is available. This page is a rapid guide, not a treatment review. For a fuller…

…pocket guide with a universal interpretation algorithm. These 22 pages includes all you need to perform methodological ECG interpretation. We recommend this approach as it…

…30% of the myocardial cell volume, which enables the generation of such large amounts of ATP (Page et al). The mitochondrial density allows for complete…

…means that the pacemaker stimulations do not result in myocardial activation. Failure to pace (FTP) , which means that the pacemaker does not stimulate as expected…

…Wound bed Fibrin covered, granulating, copious exudate Dry, necrotic, pale Variable, often deep Pain Moderate, relieved by elevation Severe, worse on elevation, better when dependent…

…com. This website provides a comprehensive learning ecosystem. It includes a complete ECG book, enriched with over 600 pages, engaging video lectures, challenging tests, and…

…and less controllable depth of freeze). A size 15 scalpel or a pumice stone to pare down hyperkeratotic lesions. A cone or an otoscope speculum…

…threatened limb viability. Paralysis generally indicates severe and persistent ischaemia. The limb may be cold, pale, cyanotic or mottled. Capillary refill is delayed, and venous…

…of skin color is not necessary to confirm cardiac arrest. Skin color is pale or cyanotic, but this may be difficult to discern depending on…