POCUS FTW DX HTP
HTP?! 1 in a… ok, not near a million, but still. The Bleeding Pregnant Patient P. Schmalbach, MD, PhD, E. Mizrachi, MH Raj, J. Reisner D. Dexeus, M. Richman Case A 25-year-old female G6P3A2 with LMP 6 weeks before arrival initially presented to the Emergency Department (ED) complaining of heavy vaginal bleeding, abdominal […]
Hofstra-Northwell EM are at SAEM17!
Check out all the Hofstra-Northwell EM faculty and residents who will be presenting at the 2017 Meeting of the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine.
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.
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…
More Harbor-UCLA Fellowship Spots Available
Check out these open fellowship positions at Harbor-UCLA
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.
Ultrasound Fellowship Spot Again Available at Harbor-UCLA
An Ultrasound Fellowship spot has reopened at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center.
Difficult Lumbar Puncture? Ultrasound to the rescue!
Point of care ultrasound can be used to facilitate Lumbar Puncture in the Emergency Department.
Congrats to Dr. Josh Guttman on his recent review of Pediatric Diagnostic POCUS!
Josh Guttman’s latest publication in Pediatric EM Practice.
Why does my patient need to be flat?
With a recent N of 2, and with conversations about airway management, the RAMP position, and “defending physiology” ringing in my ears, I now have a new question: “I need to do a neck line. Does my patient need to be flat?” N of 1: Bad COPD, PNA, sick, no IV access. The pt. has bilat inguinal […]
