Why do we miss compartment syndrome, and how can we improve our diagnosis in ED? This post from Martin Yang provides you with some pearls.
Acute Compartment Syndrome: Why do we miss it, and how do we improve? Read More »
Journal Feed brings you three great articles on BRUE, bronchiolitis, and ondansetron.
Journal Feed Weekly Wrap-Up Read More »
A focused echo can go a long way in a patient with a suspected pulmonary embolus (PE).
Ultrasound G.E.L. – Early Systolic Notching for Pulmonary Embolism Read More »
Obesity is a widespread condition. As emergency clinicians, we play an important role in the care of these patients.
The Obesity Epidemic and How the Emergency Physician Can Help Read More »
This week’s EM Educator series looks at beta blocker overdose.
The EM Educator Series: Beta Blocker Overdose Read More »
How should you evaluate and manage the patient with drowning?
Drowning and Submersion Injuries Read More »
This week Clay covers peripheral pressors, topical tetracaine for corneal abrasions, and evaluation and management of DVT.
Journal Feed Weekly Wrap-Up Read More »
Can POCUS assist with diagnosis of flexor tenosynovitis?
Ultrasound Probe: POCUS for Flexor Tenosynovitis Read More »
Have you ever wondered what your emergency medicine pharmacist is referring to as you discuss a patient case? Look no further. This post summarizes key EM pharmacology articles.
Part 1: Key Articles (2011-2018) Your EM Pharmacist Wants You to Know Read More »
Where can we go wrong evaluating and managing mammalian bites?
Mammalian Bites: ED presentations, evaluation, and management Read More »
