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At RESUS our mission is to change Emergency Medicine by teaching in ways that engage and inspire people to learn. By making learning enjoyable, stimulating and inevitable. We encourage sharing what we teach and the spreading of knowledge, because this benefits patients everywhere. That’s why we do what we do. We provide all this education for free and we have been doing so, since 2005.

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The TICH-2 Trial
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The TICH-2 Trial

Spontaneous intracerebral haemorrhage causes up to 20% of srokes, yet is responsible for nearly half…
The STOP-MSU Trial
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The STOP-MSU Trial

Intracerebral Haemorrhage  is a less frequent cause of stroke, however the annual number of deaths…
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Occult VF in Cardiac Arrest

Does occult Ventricular Fibrillation occur? If so what is the incidence and how does it…
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Intussusception

Intussusception Dr Adam Michael answers an important question If you suspect instussusception in a patient…

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The TICH-2 TrialBlogNeurology/Neurosurgery

The TICH-2 Trial

Spontaneous intracerebral haemorrhage causes up to 20% of srokes, yet is responsible for nearly half…
The STOP-MSU TrialBlogNeurology/Neurosurgery

The STOP-MSU Trial

Intracerebral Haemorrhage  is a less frequent cause of stroke, however the annual number of deaths…
transient global amnesia australia
transient global amnesia australia
Occult VF in Cardiac ArrestBlogResuscitation

Occult VF in Cardiac Arrest

Does occult Ventricular Fibrillation occur? If so what is the incidence and how does it…
resus medical
resus medical
IntussusceptionBlogPaediatrics

Intussusception

Intussusception Dr Adam Michael answers an important question If you suspect instussusception in a patient…
resus emergency department
resus emergency department
VL vs DL for intubating NeonatesAirwayBlog

VL vs DL for intubating Neonates

VL vs DL for intubating Neonates I would consider intubation of the neonate(<28 days old)…
emergency medicine mcqs
emergency medicine mcqs
Does Induction Agent Choice Affect post intubation hypotension?AirwayBlog

Does Induction Agent Choice Affect post intubation hypotension?

Does Induction Agent Choice Affect post intubation hypotension? Rapid sequence intubation can be associated with…
emergency medicine mcq
emergency medicine mcq
Does reduced dose induction agent affect post intubation hypotension?AirwayBlog

Does reduced dose induction agent affect post intubation hypotension?

Does reduced dose induction agent affect post intubation hypotension? Post Intubation hypotension has been linked…
nonspecific t-wave abnormality
nonspecific t-wave abnormality
Impact of time to Defibrillation on ROSCBlogResuscitation

Impact of time to Defibrillation on ROSC

Impact of time to Defibrillation on ROSC The rates of Pulseless Electrical Activity (PEA) in…

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Emergency Medicine is a huge field and we aim to make it simpler, by doing the work for you, pulling it apart and giving you what there is to know, in an environment that is fun, and full of surprises. Our aim is interaction and so we set up interactive case discussions as part of each conference, because things in real clinical practice aren’t always easy