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Happy New Year! We bring you the top 10 viewed emDOCs posts from 2025.

Thank you for everything you do! We bring you the top posts from this last year.

This year has been full of great FOAMed, and the emDOCs team is incredibly grateful for our readers and our awesome authors. You and your amazing support keep us going. Here is our list of top posts from 2018. Stay tuned for an exciting 2019, and thanks again for your support!

We shouldn’t have to know how to recognize them, but…
We need to be familiar with how vaccine-preventable illnesses present, the basics of management, and how to talk with the misinformed or unconvinced.

The 2018 SSC guidelines are coming…

The skill with which you manage your patient with ICH in those first few hours could be the most important determinant of their outcome. In this Golden Hour you have a chance to prevent hematoma expansion, stabilize intracerebral perfusion and give your patient the best chance of survival with neurologic recovery.

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.

Often, when we see a RBBB in a chest pain patient, looking for ischemic changes may seem difficult as secondary repolarization abnormalities may be normal findings in V1-V3. So what can we do to help us in picking up ACS changes on the EKG in the setting of a RBBB?

This week’s EM Mindset from Dr. Bazakis focuses on discussing bad news, unfortunately something we do all too frequently.