Cytokine storm, neurotoxicity, autoimmune reactions... These are just several complications of CAR T-cell therapy. But what is this therapy to begin with? This post evaluates this relatively new cancer therapy and its potential complications.
We use vasopressor agents almost daily in the ED, but what's the evidence behind these medications? Can we fine-tune our utilization of pressor agents? This is the first of a two part series evaluating pressor agents in shock.
What findings do you look for on ECG for hyperkalemia? Are they always there in a progressive manner or not? Learn more about how this great imitator in this edition of ECG Pointers.
Welcome back to Quality Corner, a series that evaluates tough cases with potential areas for improvement. This month's Quality Corner covers a case involving head trauma and anticoagulation, followed by a case of postdural puncture headache.
The patient with Parkinson's disease can present with a variety of complications... Read on for more on Parkinson's, its associated complications, and management.
An elevated troponin in the patient with severe renal disease can present significant challenges. What do you need to consider with an elevated troponin in this patient population? Is it ACS?
Elbow dislocation may be simple and uncomplicated, but know the associated complications that occur in this CORE EM post.
This month's Medical Malpractice Insights from Dr. Pilcher details a case of EKG subtleties. Who's smarter: the EKG computer or the ED physician?
