Do you consider metabolic alkalosis from a traditional or a physiochemical approach?
Read our #BJAEd article on acid base disturbances in critical care by @DASidebotham and Dr Park
#Anaesthesia#CriticalCare@yourICM@ICS_updates
https://t.co/u0MdPnaNws
What techniques do you employ to minimise the chance of a failed peripheral nerve block?
Read our recommendations in this excellent #BJAEducation article:
https://t.co/GKKl0Ood11
#regional#anaesthesia
Our #BJAEducation article on systemic sclerosis will bring you up to date:
"Internal organs are involved much earlier [...]~75% of patients have impaired lung function and involvement of the gastrointestinal (GI) system and skin within 2 yrs"
#periop https://t.co/CzFm12WqM4
Which patients are at highest risk of complications when using diathermy?
This month's #BJAEducation physics article covers the key points around electrical safety that are essential for patient safety
https://t.co/h6upHw1Ysz #Anaesthesia#CriticalCare
Professor Jonathan Thompson, Editor-in-chief of BJA Education, welcomes 100 years of the BJA and reflects on the growth of the BJA family of journals.
#BJAEducation#bjacentenary@JPThompson1964
In #BJAEducation - what are the risks and advantages of different anaesthetic techniques for the patient with systemic sclerosis?
https://t.co/xcrANadMAS
#periop#anaesthesia#regional
Joint meeting of the editorial boards of BJA, BJA Education & BJA Open yesterday in London. Great ideas for developments for all three journals! @BJAJournals
What can you do to maximise your chance of a successful nerve block?
This month's Editor's Choice article in #BJAEducation describes the failed nerve block, steps to minimise this, and management should it occur. *Free access*
https://t.co/GKKl0Ood11