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Inotropes and Vasopressors: Which one would you use?

By Dr Peter Kas | 10/08/2021
Below are 2 cases we have all been confronted with, in the Emergency Department. Which...
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Tags: Blog , Cardiac Resuscitation

Double Sequential External Defibrillation for Atrial Fibrillation

By Dr Peter Kas | 25/06/2020
We know that Double Sequential(DSED) External Defibrillation has been used primarily for the treatment of...
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Tags: Blog , Cardiac Resuscitation , Cardiology

Resuscitation Literature Review October 2019

By Dr Peter Kas | 29/10/2019
This week, I wanted to quickly review some of the latest resuscitation literature. Let's look...
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Tags: Blog , Cardiac Resuscitation , Resuscitation

11 Things to Maximise Adult Cardiac Resuscitation

By Dr Peter Kas | 20/09/2019
INTRODUCTION I was recently speaking with a colleague, about a recently published paper on ‘ideal’...
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Double Sequential External Defibrillation

By Dr Peter Kas | 24/07/2019
Double Sequential External Defibrillation(DSED) is a means of administering sequential shocks to terminate shock resistant...
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Tags: Blog , Cardiac Resuscitation , Resuscitation , Uncategorized

Capnography

By Dr Peter Kas | 27/04/2019
Understanding capnography and being able to decipher the waveforms, can give us critical information on a...
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Tags: Airway , Blog , Cardiac Resuscitation , Resuscitation

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