Cardiac Arrest and Resuscitation

Radiological findings in hypoxic ischaemic encephalopathy

Donation after circulatory determination of death

Cardiac arrest following cardiac surgery

Extracorporeal cardiopulmonary resuscitation

Therapeutic hypothermia for survivors of cardiac arrest

Prognostication after cardiac arrest

Care for the brain-dead organ donor

Role of post-resuscitative coronary angiography

Cardiac arrest in "special circumstances": CALS, hypothermia and pregnancy

Cardiac arrest in the pregnant patient

Polymorphic VT - recognition and management

Causes of cardiac arrest: potentially, an air embolism

Severe hypothermia and management of hypothermic cardiac arrest

Causes of shock: cardiogenic shock following myocardial infarction

Clinical brain death testing

Radiological diagnosis of brain death- when clinical diagnosis is impossible

Cardiac arrest in the pregnant patient

The value of post-arrest angiography

ECG interpretation - polymorphic VT

Prognostication following cardiac arrest - factors which confound it

Cardiac arrest post cardiac surgery: differences in management

ECG criteria for distinguishing VT from SVT 

Cardiac tamponade and blind pericardiocentesis

Approach to the patient with undifferentiated shock

Brain death: pre-conditions, clinical testing and radiological testing.

Cardiac arrest in pregnancy: especially, peri-mortem Caesarian

Cardiac tamponade: with a focus on pulsus paradoxus

Features which influence prognosis following cardiac arrest

Therapeutic hypothermia in cardiac arrest, brain injury and other "extended indications"

The utility of somatosensory evoked potentials (SSEPs) in post-arrest prognostication

What are the different causes of shock (in this pancreatitis patient)?

Factors which influence prognosis following cardiac arrest

Clinical testing for brain death: technical issues, eg. which cranial nerves, etc

Care of the brain-dead organ donor. 

Supportive management of the cardiac arrest survivor

Pulseless electrical activity, cardiac tamponade and pericardiocentesis technique.

Prognostication following cardiac arrest: the utility of various parameters.

Approach to the undifferentiated shock patient

Radiological diagnosis of brain death.

Clinical testing for brain death: preconditions for clinical testing

Causes of pulseless electrical activity arrest.

Approach to cardiac arrest and peri-arrest scenarios: investigations

Approach to cardiac arrest and peri-arrest scenarios: causes of cardiac arrest

What are the different causes of shock (in this pancreatitis patient)?

Conventional CPR vs. compression-only CPR.

Clinical testing for brain death: gas exchange during apnoea testing.

Preconditions to brain death testing; also radiological diagnosis of brain death.

Differential causes of shock, lightly garnished with a history of burns.

Clinical testing for brain death:  preconditions for the diagnosis of brain death

Prognostication following cardiac arrest: "useful information" in determining prognosis. 

Clinical testing for brain death observations which are incompatible with brain death.

Radiological diagnosis of brain death

The evidence base for current advanced life support practice

Extended indications for therapeutic hypothermia - not limited to cardiac arrest.

Management of acute anaphylaxis and acute angioedema

Clinical testing for brain death: ineligibility for clinical testing

Ventricular fibrillation: causes, and principles of management

Antiarrhythmic drugs in resuscitation of cardiac arrest.

Care of the brain-dead organ donor. 

Causes of PEA arrest, and their management.

Ventricular fibrillation (causes and management thereof)

Approach to cardiac arrest and peri-arrest scenarios: causes of cardiac arrest

Prognostication after cardiac arrest

Approach to cardiac arrest and peri-arrest scenarios

Approach to cardiac arrest and peri-arrest scenarios

Mild therapeutic hypothermia for survivors of cardiac arrest

Leadership in a cardiac arrest.

Management of ventricular tachycardia

Care of the brain-dead organ donor. 

Management of PEA arrest: the non-shockable algorithm.

Approach to cardiac arrest and peri-arrest scenarios: investigations

Approach to cardiac arrest and peri-arrest scenarios: causes of cardiac arrest