This week's Journal Feed Wrap-Up brings you ECMO, signs of critical illness in cancer, maintenance fluids in pediatric patients, and hyperkalemia therapy.

Much has changed in recent years when it comes to TIA risk stratification, workup and antiplatelet therapy. It’s time we paid more attention to TIA…

Chuck Pilcher brings in 2019 with 2 cases for you in the Medical Malpractice Insights series. These cases discuss a consultant who wants to delay an exam and an incomplete consult.

Thoracic aortic aneurysms... What do you need to know about this condition?

Hematology and Oncology can be difficult topics for the boards/inservice exams. This Survival Guide provides you with several great resources to keep you updated.

Few good sentences start with ‘remember that patient?’. Missed injuries are the bane of the emergency physician’s existence. This post evaluates risk factors and ways to avoid missing vital injuries in trauma patients.

A 23-year-old male is brought in by EMS from the scene of a severe accident. He is hypotensive and tachycardic, with a mangled right lower extremity and right upper extremity. EMS applied a tourniquet to both the right upper and lower extremity. Your initial primary survey reveals properly placed tourniquets. With inward pressure on the iliac wings, you detect pelvic instability. What’s the diagnosis, and what’s your next step in your evaluation and treatment?

Learn the ins and outs of bacterial endocarditis from this R.E.B.E.L. EM Post by Jacob Avila!