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    Electrical Injury

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    One of the most ubiquitous potential hazards is electricity. Now let us take a minute to digest a morsel of information about Electrical Injury.
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    US Probe: Ultrasound for Shoulder Dislocation and Reduction

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    After taking all the time and resources for conscious sedation, you find yourself unsure whether the shoulder dislocation has been reduced. You have two options: 1) Wait for sedation to wear off. Send patient around corner to x-ray. a) If reduced, great. b) If not reduced, then your team must
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    The EM Educator Series: Post-Partum Complications…

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    This week's EM Educator Series looks at postpartum complications. Dr. Koyfman provides key considerations and resources for clinicians and educators.
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    Spoken Word Poetry Meets Medicine: Take A Breather

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    Welcome back to "Spoken Word Poetry Meets Medicine" by Dr. Alex Koyfman. This series consists of poems describing our practice of emergency medicine: the challenges, triumphs, hardships, and rewards.
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    Positive Troponin in CKD/ESRD: Clinical Relevance / Pearls & Pitfalls

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    An elevated troponin in the patient with severe renal disease can present significant challenges. What do you need to consider with an elevated troponin in this patient population? Is it ACS?
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    EM@3AM: Open Globe Injury

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    A 26-year-old male groundskeeper is sharpening a rusty lawnmower blade without eye protection when he feels a sudden pain and loss of vision in his right eye. What is the diagnosis, and what are your next steps?
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