Fantastic basic video introduction to the Oxylog 3000 – you may not be able to own the Oxylog 3000, but you’ll be able to borrow it for the duration of your patient’s transport!
The rule of 4 of the brainstem
June 13, 2011 by 12 Comments
The rule of 4 of the brainstem illustrated in a single diagram…why and how?
The Road Toll
January 4, 2011 by 5 Comments
This feature post looks at the graphic hard hitting advertising campaign by the Transport Accident Commision of Victoria, over the past 20years.
Lost Under the Skin?
March 24, 2010 by 3 Comments
Are you bewildered by anatomy? Do you keep getting lost in the maze of nerves, muscles, tendons, vessels, bones and ligaments? Never fear, help is at hand in the form of Sam Loman’s human body ‘subway’ map. Never get lost again.
Imagery in Medicine
March 22, 2010 by 5 Comments
Information can be conveyed via many different methods and the brain has a great ability to store this information in a meaningful context. While words have been doing a great job at exchanging information sometimes a simple picture can say a thousand words.
Top ED iPhone Apps
January 5, 2010 by 2 Comments
Now that pretty much everyone on the ‘Life in the Fast Lane’ team has an iPhone (some of us more belatedly than others) its time to throw out a few of our favourite Apps… In no particular order. Some more obvious than others. Some more medical than others!
MedTing Collaborative Learning
May 27, 2009 by Leave a Comment
MEDTING is a free online MEDical MeeTING and Exchange platform where registered medical practitioners can publish and share medical content. Users can create clinical cases, upload images and videos. Currently there are 2336 cases to read and 29203 images and videos to view. MedTing is a great online resource to share and discuss clinical images [...]
Medical Media Kits with Pete Smith
October 22, 2008 by Leave a Comment
With an ever-expanding collection of radiological and clinical images the next step is to combine core text, HQ clinical images and HD video with physician led animation. In this respect I find the work of Professor Pete Smith to be outstanding and look forward to being able to access more than just the small sample of videos he has written and designed.
BodyMaps Human Atlas
October 22, 2008 by Leave a Comment
Body maps is an online human atlas currently in beta testing phase at present. Body maps of adult male, adult female and child are available. Navigation is simple using the ‘system tree’ menu on the left of the screen and it is possible to view the cardiovascular, muscular, lymphatic, nervous, respiratory and reproductive systems independently or in combination to enhance spatial orientation.
