Table of contents
October 2009 - Volume 26 - 10

- What's New in Emergency Pre-hospital Care Research? 2008 Conference organised by 999 EMS Research Forum in collaboration with University of Sheffield and the National Ambulance Research Steering Group
- Primary survey
- Editorial
- Commentary
- Review
- Original Articles
- Miscellanea
- Images in emergency medicine
- Short report
- Best Evidence Topic reports
- Prehospital care
- Emergency casebooks
- PostScript
What's New in Emergency Pre-hospital Care Research? 2008 Conference organised by 999 EMS Research Forum in collaboration with University of Sheffield and the National Ambulance Research Steering Group
- Posters: What factors predict 999 use amongst unscheduled care service users? (22 September, 2009)
- Posters: The quality and safety of emergency care practitioner care (22 September, 2009)
- Posters: Angels with wings (and morphine): do RAF winchmen need to be paramedics? (22 September, 2009)
Primary survey
- Primary survey (22 September, 2009)
Editorial
- At last: some insight (22 September, 2009)
Review
Original Articles
- Vulnerability to assault injury: an emergency department perspective (22 September, 2009)
- Trampolining injuries presenting to a children’s emergency department (22 September, 2009)
Miscellanea
- Emergency Medicine Questions (EMQs): See page 700 for answers (22 September, 2009)
- EMQ answers: For questions on page 697 (22 September, 2009)
- Sophia: Sophia (22 September, 2009)
Images in emergency medicine
- Retropharyngeal abscess secondary to a foreign body (22 September, 2009)
- Haemorrhage after Ru-Zhu (22 September, 2009)
- A penetrating trauma to the temple (22 September, 2009)
- Spontaneous rupture of kidney (22 September, 2009)
- “A head turning complication” (22 September, 2009)
Short report
Best Evidence Topic reports
- BET 2. NEBULISED SALBUTAMOL OR NEBULISED ADRENALINE FOR WHEEZE IN ANAPHYLAXIS (22 September, 2009)
- BET 3. AVULSED TOOTH BROUGHT IN MILK FOR REPLANTATION (22 September, 2009)
Prehospital care
- Luxatio erecta: a prehospital challenge in patient packaging (22 September, 2009)
Emergency casebooks
- A vanishing disease can still happen (22 September, 2009)
- Small bowel intussusception following blunt abdominal trauma in an adult patient (22 September, 2009)
- Acute coronary syndrome triggered by honeybee sting: a case report (22 September, 2009)
- Thrombolysis beyond 3 hours for acute ischaemic stroke (22 September, 2009)
- Persistent idiopathic ventricular tachycardia in a 28-year-old woman (22 September, 2009)
PostScript
- Letter: Management of cocaine-associated chest pain (22 September, 2009)
- Letter: Prehospital use of ketamine in mountain rescue (22 September, 2009)
- Letter: Emergency physicians and police brutality (22 September, 2009)
- Letter: Authors' response (22 September, 2009)
- Letter: Waiting times are they that important? A patient survey (22 September, 2009)
- Letter: Emergency medicine in Uganda (22 September, 2009)
- Book reviews: Diagnostic imaging: emergency (22 September, 2009)
- Book reviews: Cambridge illustrated history of surgery (22 September, 2009)
Commentary