Orbital compartment syndrome (OCS) is a rare, vision-threatening diagnosis that requires rapid identification and immediate treatment for preservation of vision.
R.E.B.E.L. EM – Orbital Compartment Syndrome: Pearls and Pitfalls for the ED Physician Read More »
EM Cases discusses the most important diagnoses to consider, describe how physical exam in queen while CT can misguide you, explain a simple approach to orbital compartment syndrome with retrobulbar hematoma, give you tips on lateral canthotomy, how to pick up subtle hyphemas, why sickle cell patients are high risk, describe the key clinical clues to subtle globe rupture, the role of tranexamic acid in eye bleeds and much more…
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Before performing your next HEENT procedure in the emergency department, consult this comprehensive description and tutorial that covers a wide range of diagnoses and indications, from mandibular dislocation reduction to nasal septal hematoma drainage. Never call your ENT consult again!
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