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.

Welcome back to Unlocking Common ED Procedures! Today, we look at knee arthrocentesis.

A rare ankle injury that occurs with disruption of the talo-navicular and talocalcaneal joints. Not to be confused with “ankle” (tibio-talar) dislocation!

The FOOSH injury... be careful, and don't be fooled.

This week's Journal Feed Wrap-Up brings you ILCOR updates on antiarrhythmics in cardiac arrest, a new shoulder reduction technique, IDSA influenza guidelines, and some tox myth-busting.