• Emerg Med J · Jul 2005

    Review

    No frills management of epistaxis.

    • S C L Leong, R J Roe, and A Karkanevatos.
    • Otolaryngology Department, Royal Liverpool University Hospital, Liverpool, UK. lcheel@doctors.org.uk
    • Emerg Med J. 2005 Jul 1; 22 (7): 470-2.

    AbstractEpistaxis is a common, potentially life threatening, emergency but first line medical staff are often not adequately trained in its management. This paper presents an illustrated step by step guide to the management of epistaxis by junior doctors in the emergency department.

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