Heart Failure Mimics: When should you suspect something else?
Many conditions can mimic heart failure exacerbation. What can you use to help in the ED setting?
Heart Failure Mimics: When should you suspect something else? Read More »
Many conditions can mimic heart failure exacerbation. What can you use to help in the ED setting?
Heart Failure Mimics: When should you suspect something else? Read More »
What should you consider with syncope? What about “syncope plus” and mimics?
Syncope and Syncope Mimics Read More »
What are some potentially dangerous conditions that can result in abdominal pain, but often are not at the top of our differential? This post looks at the “Cannot Miss”, “Dime a Dozen”, and “Zebra” conditions.
Abdominal Pain Mimics: Pearls and Pitfalls Read More »
Welcome to another post in the EM Educator Series. Today’s edition covers trauma chameleons, difficult populations, and missed traumatic injuries. As an added bonus, we have an educational download available as well!
The EM Educator Series: Trauma Chameleons and Missed Injuries Read More »
The EKG is an indispensable tool in the ED, especially for cardiac ischemia. What conditions may appear to be a NSTEMI, but are in fact something else?
NSTEMI Mimics: A Review of Critical Pitfalls in Diagnosis Read More »
What conditions can present with wheezing, shortness of breath, tachypnea, and cough in the patient with COPD? Is it just another COPD exacerbation? This post evaluates mimics of COPD.
COPD Mimics: What are we missing? Read More »
Psychosis isn’t always a straightforward diagnosis…When should you consider a more dangerous condition, and what can mimic psychosis?
Psychosis Mimics: ED Differential Diagnosis and Keys to Management Read More »
We see alcohol intoxication daily in the ED. What other conditions present in a similar manner?
Alcohol Intoxication Mimics: ED DDx + Approach to Management Read More »
This post in the mimics series evaluates conditions presenting like DVT. What should you consider in the patient with lower extremity swelling and redness?
DVT Mimics: What should the emergency physician consider? Read More »
Don’t anchor on the classic “wheeze”, as it isn’t always asthma. Continuing with the mimics series, this post evaluates mimics of asthma.
“All that wheezes is not asthma” – an evaluation of asthma mimics Read More »