When is testing including imaging and labs required for the patient with extremity hematoma, and when is admission needed? This post evaluates these questions and more.

Emergency medicine is filled with uncertainty and need for constant education. How do you address this? This Emergency Mindset from Justin Morgenstern covers these vital topics.

Emergency physicians are well-acquainted with hyperkalemia. The standard C BIG K DROP regimen can be used, but there may be several ways we can improve our care of the patient with hyperkalemia.

A patient presents to the ED with chest pain following an upper endoscopy. Initial CXR and gastrograffin esophagram are negative. What do you do? Read on for pearls regarding the management of esophageal perforation.

Fusiform digit, finger held in flexion, pain with passive extension, tenderness to palpation of the flexor tendon sheath: you guessed it, let's talk flexor tenosynovitis.

This week from CORE EM we bring you another electrolyte abnormality: hypocalcemia.

This week’s Elemental EM features how to take a simple pancreatitis case a step further.

Patients with sarcoidosis can present with a variety of conditions due to its multisystem involvement. However, what do you need to consider in the ED with these patients?