Malcolm Broom
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12-12-2011 20:01:07
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Speaking of accidental dural punctures.. read the comprehensive narrative review by Malcolm Broom below published in International Journal of Obstetric Anesthesia
#Obanes
obstetanesthesia.com/article/S0959-…
🔓Intrathecal catheterisation after accidental dural puncture: real-world data, benefits and barriers.
Malcolm Broom asks, should we add consent for labour analgesia with an intrathecal catheter, in the event of accidental dural puncture?
🔗…-publications.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/an…
Very excited to announce this opportunity for a trainee (or equivalent) to present at a national meeting! Share your interesting haematology-related case with us!
Association of Anaesthetists Trainees Group of Obstetric Anaesthetists in London (GOAL) NIOAN @ObsAnaes WoS Anaesthetic StRs SEA(UK) WoS Audit Network
oaa-anaes.ac.uk/news/latest-ne…
Still time to book! Come and join us in beautiful Edinburgh! We have some fantastic speakers! #oaa23asm Grace Lim, MD MS sarah devroe Tamsin Rope Rachel Harrison (Kearns) Malcolm Broom and many more!!
Come and join for a fabulous meeting in beautiful Edinburgh 🏴
Emira Kuršumović Grace Lim, MD MS Tamsin Rope Malcolm Broom Rose Kearsley Noëlle Healy
BREAKING: Leading economist Richard Murray
Chief Executive The King's Fund dropped out of NHS Pensions as he couldnt work out AA liabilities
When leading economists cant work this out, its not fit for purpouse. *COMPLEXITY* is a *MASSIVE* part of the problem
#taxunregistered
Michaela Farber discusses placenta accreta disorder - does inconsistent nomenclature limit progress in our understanding? 30 distinct terms identified in 62 papers Malcolm Broom #OAA3dc2022
Talking about Malcolm Broom and Rachel Harrison (Kearns) being at #OAA3dc2022 (neither presenting on placenta accreta spectrum): they note in International Journal of Obstetric Anesthesia that “despite consensus criteria for reporting PAS (2018), language remains inconsistent” with <50% papers consistently using terminology