Good ol’ Metronidazole … friend or foe ?
Metronidazole is a Nitroimidazole derivative that has been used as an antibacterial and antiprotozoal agent for more than 45 years....
Read MoreHypothermia in uremic syndrome
K Katyayani and R Kapoor present a case study of severe hypothermia, complicated by cardiac arrest secondary to accumulation of uremic...
Read MoreTramadol at a glance
Tramadol was launched in Germany for the first time in 1977. Currently it is used as an analgesic worldwide. It...
Read MorePartnerships for progress in Somaliland
Safe Anaesthesia for Somaliland (SANSOM) drew together partners from across four continents to help Somalilanders improve their anaesthesia services. [caption...
Read MoreErrors in clinical measurement: What and why?
Mohamed Mahmoud and Oliver Pratt highlight the most common clinical measurement errors encountered in daily practice and advise as to how...
Read MorePassing the Primary FRCA: A strategy for success from a trainee that learned the hard way
Alexander Jones of the Royal Unites Hospitals, Bath, looks at resources available and outlines a strategy for success that trainees...
Read MoreUpdate in anaesthesia for Electro Convulsive Therapy: A forgotten anaesthetic sub speciality
JC Watts and K Butler discuss the key role the anaesthetist plays in the Electro Convulsive Therapy process Introduction: a...
Read MorePre-oxygenation: Why and how?
Sunita R Balla and Prof Cyprian Mendonca look at the common practises, benefits and controversies surrounding pre-oxygenation From the early years...
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