Articles: emergency-department.
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In the article "Emergency department management of atrial fibrillation: 2023 consensus from the Spanish Society of Emergency Medicine (SEMES), the Spanish Society of Cardiology (SEC), and the Spanish Society of Thrombosis and Hemostasis (SETH)" published in Volume 35, Issue 5, October 2023, October 2023, there were some errors that are detailed and corrected below: On page 361, Figure 1, this originally published figure contained errors and would be replaced by the one attached below. On page 363, Table 1, in the column for rivaroxaban dose, where it says 20 mg/12 h, it should read 20 mg/24 h. On page 365, Figure 3, this originally published figure contained errors and would be replaced by the figure below.
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Emerg Med Australas · Dec 2023
Editorial CommentVirtual emergency department: It is not all in the name.
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The detrimental effects of hyperoxia exposure have been well-described in patients admitted to intensive care units. However, data evaluating the effects of short-term, early hyperoxia exposure in patients intubated in the prehospital setting or emergency department (ED) have not been systematically reviewed. ⋯ There is a paucity of data that examined the effects of severe hyperoxia exposure in the acute, post-intubation phase of the prehospital and ED settings. Further research with standardized definitions is needed to provide more detailed guidance regarding early oxygen titration in intubated patients.