This month’s case is another reminder to think of spinal epidural abscess in back pain patients. Doing the right thing, while not always keeping one from getting sued, will (almost always) keep a jury on your side. We are not responsible for foreseeing the future.

The EM Educator series is back with the high-risk condition, compartment syndrome.

This month's medical malpractice insights brings you a tough case of a combined hip dislocation with fracture.

Sometimes wounds and lacerations aren't straightforward. This post from Jenna Bryant brings you pearls and pitfalls for the evaluation and management of wounds and lacerations.

Fireworks may be fun, but what about injuries associated with fireworks?

A 21-year-old male is brought to the ED by EMS after an MVC at 60 mph. He is complaining of severe right lower extremity pain, which EMS splinted. You find no other injuries on your exam, but upon removal of the splint, the patient has a clear deformity. You cannot detect a dorsalis pedis or posterior tibialis pulse on the right. What’s the next step in your evaluation and treatment?

Scooters are a popular means of transportation. However, they've recently come under scrutiny for safety concerns and injuries. This post from Lauren Cooke provides you with updates in scooter-related injuries.

This week's EM Educator series brings you two cases with important considerations in the patient with suspected knee dislocation.