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Critical Care and Resuscitation Journal - March 2000
The pupillary light reflex in the critically ill patient
L. I. G. Worthley
Haemodynamic targets in shock: choosing a pressure
A. D. Bersten
The ANZICS clinical trials group
R. Bellomo
Microwave warming of fluids - pH and other questions
T. J. Morgan
Original articles
Mannitol for resuscitation in acute head injury: effects on cerebral perfusion and osmolality
J. A. Myburgh, S. B. Lewis
R. G. Steele, D. A. Story
Induced and accidental hypothermia
E. Connolly. L. I. G. Worthley
Case reports
Traumatic laryngeal injury in a nine year old child - the 'padded dash' syndrome revisited
S. Keel, J. Gowardman
The differential diagnosis of fixed dilated pupils: a case report and review
P. D. Thomas
Septic jugular thrombophlebitis and pulmonary embolism: a case report
C. Edibam, R. Gharbi, J. W. N. Weekes
Clinical practice review
Cerebrospinal fluid in critical illness
B. Venkatesh, P. Scott, M. Ziegenfuss
Basic sciences review
Shock: a review of pathophysiology and management. Part I
L. I. G. Worthley
Shock: a review of pathophysiology and management. Part II
L. I. G. Worthley
Crystalloids, colloids, or blood?
D. Ernest
Could we have a second opinion?
L. I. G. Worthley
Delayed dissection of the internal carotid artery following major facial trauma
A. M-H. Ho
In reply
D. F. J. Connor
Emergengy management of seizures
W. J. Russell
In reply
D. Durham
Where the Birds still rule
A. W. Holt, L. K. Bury