3 Batteries in the Multiverse
It is the longest time since a post. Because of reasons of course. All of the boring reasons. And I would like to pretend that this post heralds the resumption […]
Button Holes
This is a written version of a talk requested for PACSA 2019 in Johannesburg. It covers the horror show that is button battery ingestion and the tracheo-oesophageal fistulae that can result. […]
Rules to Live By – Transfusion Triggers in Cardiac Kids Having Non-Cardiac Surgery
This post is the written version of a talk for PACSA 2019 in Johannesburg. Andrew Weatherall was asked to cover transfusion triggers and anaemia stuff in cardiac kids having non-cardiac surgery. I […]
The Beginning of the End
This is the post version of a talk in the airway workshop for PACSA 2019 in Johannesburg. A lot of the references and thinking underpinning this came from this post. […]
The Actual Things to Think About
This post is pretty much a talk given as part of the airway workshop at the Paediatric Anaesthetic Congress of South Africa, 2019 in Johannesburg by Andrew Weatherall. A 10 […]
Virtually Real – Making Tech Work Better in the Real World
For this post I’ve updated previous posts on VR developed from talks. You can find those versions here and here. This post reflects the talk from SPANZA 2019 and the main changes […]
The Better Real Thing
This is a bit of an update of a previous thing which was originally a talk for SPANZA 2018. This time around the thing was a pre-conference workshop for the […]
The 2018 Year in Review
OK. It’s been a long year. In the interests of taking a deep breath it seems timely to loop back to the posts that had the most people dropping by through […]
Blinded by the Light – Cerebral Oximetry in Little People
This post is the written version of a talk for the ASA National Scientific Congress in Adelaide in 2018. A big shout out goes to Justin Skowno for the assistance […]
Making New Boxes – Podcast #7
It’s been a bit since a post and even longer since a podcast. Time to catch up maybe. This podcast is a recorded version of a talk given at the Spring […]
Songs or Stories 