The Sphincter Series Part II: Scalpel to the Neck. When, Why, How, and What you Need to Perform a Cricothryotomy.

Quick, effective, prolonged, safe, and opioid-free mechanism for pain control in patients with hip fractures

Quicker...cheaper...safer...dynamic............stronger. The lung US movement is coming. Don't get left behind

A power review of the literature on management of blunt and penetrating abdominal trauma

When a young female patient threatens to 'knock you out' for exposing her to CT radiation, you are left with only one option for visualizing and extracting a pleural effusion.

What if there was a way to better visualize the heart during cardiac arrest? What if you could see something on the ultrasound screen that triggered a specific, critical, and time-sensitive intervention? According to the 2008 ACEP Ultrasound Guidelines, as well as Matt and Mike from the Ultrasound podcast, that emerging emergency ultrasound application is…

"One systematic review found intra-articular injections to be as safe and effective as procedural sedation for bedside shoulder reductions" Last month Tyler Dschaak, MD told us about using ultrasound to diagnose a septic hip. Today's post is on the utility of ultrasound in the diagnosis and management of shoulder dislocations.