Want to know more about pacemakers? This post provides key details in the evaluation and management of patients with pacemakers.

Stridor can be scary. This post looks at the pathophysiology, etiologies, evaluation, and management for emergency clinicians.

A 59-year-old male with history of CML presents to the emergency department with left sided flank pain. He was sitting in a chair 4 hours ago when the pain suddenly started. The pain has been constant since onset. He appears uncomfortable, with mild tenderness in the LLQ. Testicular exam is normal. What is your presumed diagnosis, and what is the most likely contributor?

Which patients need what type of scanning? Where should that scanning be done – at the stroke center or at the peripheral center? Which patients should get systemic thrombolytics? Which patients should get endovascular therapy? In this EM Cases main episode podcast, a follow up to our episode on TIA released in November 2018 with Walter Himmel and David Dushenski, we try to simplify the confusing time-based and brain tissue-based options for stroke management…

Welcome back to the EM educator series. This week covers GU trauma with two cases and key questions.

emDocs is proud to bring you posts of Dr. Ben Shepherd's OBCast, a resource focusing on the need-to-know items for OBGYN topics. Each post contains a videocast and downloadable powerpoint for reference.

Is whole blood ready for routine use in trauma? What is the evidence behind it? This post evaluates whole blood and provides a glimpse into a currently-used protocol.

Clay covers some big studies in this wrap-up on sepsis and IV fluids for migraines. You don't want to miss the ANDROMEDA-SHOCK and CENSER trials!