OVERVIEW

Critical Care and Resuscitation Journal - September 2000

Editorials

Recent advances in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)

P. Morley

Hyponatraemia and speed of correction. Why is there a dilemma?

L. I. G. Worthley

Preoperative cardiopulmonary risk assessment - more science and less art

T. J. Morgan

Lung oxygen consumption and its measurement

L. I. G. Worthley

With faltering steps still we come

AACCM

Original articles

Oxygen consumption and lactate release by the lung after cardiopulmonary bypass and during septic shock

H. Opdam, R. Bellomo

The efficacy of cardiopulmonary resuscitation in the prone position

M. C. Atkinson

Case reports

Conservative management of a posterior tracheal tear: a case report

K. S. Rachakonda, E. G. Simmons

Massive baclofen overdose

D. J. Cooper, J. Bergman

Basic sciences review

Preoperative cardiopulmonary risk assessment by cardiopulmonary exercise testing

P. Older, R. Smith, A. Hall, C. French

Clinical practice review

Acute haemorrhagic stroke

L. I. G. Worthley, A. W. Holt

Point of view

Safety and quality in intensive care

D. J. Fraenkel

FFICANZCA's, its time to vote with your subscriptions

A. W. Holt

Investigation vignette

A 24-year old woman admitted to the department of critical care medicine with 'resistant' asthma and a metabolic acidosis

Correspondence

Pulmonary artery catheters. Use them - but with due care.

R. Hegde