What kind of shock? Spinal shock?
You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means. Would you like to specify whether our patient needs a rectal exam or a pressor? THIS IS SPINAL SHOCK.
MEDCRUSH Monday #01
An 18 year old male college athlete presents to the ED with a rash. What’s the diagnosis?
Case Report: Twinkle Twinkle Little Stone
An otherwise healthy woman presents to the ER with severe flank pain. This little known ultrasound artifact can sometimes pinpoint the cause.
Slideset – Making It Rain: Emergency Urology Procedures
Slideset providing a thorough review of common urology procedures that all Emergency Physicians must know.
Fournier Gangrene on Bedside Ultrasound
A 34 year old male with no past medical history presented to the Emergency Department (ED) due to 1 day of left scrotal swelling…
Medstudents – Jump Start Your EM Career at SAEM 2017!!!
SAEM is looking for 50 energetic medical students to work with the SAEM Program Committee at the 2017 Annual Meeting in Orlando, May 16-19, 2017.
Syncope? Aw, Thaaat’s Not Syncope.
What the heck is syncope, anyway? “Oh, you know, it’s when you pass out.” -Okay. After an overnight shift, I usually syncopize for a period of…
Dr. Reza Dent asks “Are you still betting against PE?”
There’s a thing I do in my shop: I offer to take the con bet against PE. Whenever PE is searched for, I’ll be it’s something else. Sight unseen.
Did you t-PA a HA? You’re Doing it Wrong.
If you’ve done this before you probably shouldn’t do it again.
Thinking SBO? Sono to know before you go (to CT)!
Ultrasound may soon be used to detect and monitor small bowel obstructions in the Emergency Department.
