Diagnosing Cardiogenic Shock in the ED
The patient in extremis with cardiogenic shock… This post from Madison Daly and Skyler Lentz breaks down the evaluation of this challenging condition.
Diagnosing Cardiogenic Shock in the ED Read More »
The patient in extremis with cardiogenic shock… This post from Madison Daly and Skyler Lentz breaks down the evaluation of this challenging condition.
Diagnosing Cardiogenic Shock in the ED Read More »
Welcome back to Cleavon MD. This week Cleavon brings you the differential diagnosis for tachycardia.
Cleavon MD – Tachycardia Differential Diagnosis Read More »
Hyponatremia is challenging. This post from Nikita Desai and David Jang looks at the patient with critical hyponatremia.
Critical Hyponatremia: Pearls and Pitfalls Read More »
Hyperglycemic hyperosmolar state (HHS) is associated with severe morbidity and mortality. How can you optimize your evaluation and management of this condition?
This year has been full of great #FOAMed, and the emDOCs team is incredibly grateful for our readers, our editorial team, and our awesome authors. You and your amazing support keep us going. Here is our list of top posts from 2019. Stay tuned for an exciting 2020, and thanks again for your support!
Top emDocs Posts of 2019 Read More »
This article is designed to guide ED clinicians towards selecting the best empiric antimicrobial regimen for infections commonly treated in the ED.
Antimicrobial Use in the Emergency Department – Pearls and Pitfalls Read More »
Clay Smith and the Journal Feed team cover TTM in non-shockable rhythms, POCUS for abscess, and single syringe adenosine for SVT.
Journal Feed Weekly Wrap-Up Read More »
Unlocking Common ED Procedures is back with arterial lines from Joshua Bloom and Anthony DeVivo!
Hepatorenal syndrome is challenging, not only in diagnosis, but also management. This post by Colton Margus and Jenny Beck-Esmay brings to light this deadly disease.
Hepatorenal syndrome: ED presentation, evaluation, and management Read More »
What should you do with the critically ill patient with meningitis?
The Sick Meningitis Patient – From Bad to Worse Read More »