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Emergency Medicine Research Review Issue 40

Emergency Medicine Research Review Issue 40

In this issue:

Inaccuracy of colour Doppler ultrasound for nasogastric tube placement
PEN-FAST to guide antibiotic use in the ED
AKI after intravenous contrast exposure
STI testing, positivity & treatment in female sexual assault victims in US EDs
Amiodarone vs. lidocaine for shock-refractory out-of-hospital cardiac arrest
Prehospital resuscitative thoracotomy for TCA
ED physician admitting propensities & subsequent mortality
qSepsis: a machine learning screening tool for sepsis
Intraosseous vs. intravenous vascular access for out-of-hospital cardiac arrest
PARAMEDIC-3: trial: Intraosseous vs. intravenous vascular access

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Dr George Plunkett

MBBS (Hons), B Mus (Hons), Grad Cert Aeromed Ret, M Clin Res Meth, FACEM George is co-Director of Emergency Medicine Training at Royal Melbourne Hospital – a busy quaternary trauma centre in the Parkville precinct encompassing RMH, RWH and the VCCC. After completing initial studies in Brisbane, George made the move to Melbourne where he […]

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