This article takes a look at using ultrasound to assess for successful reduction of adult patients with distal radius fractures.
Ultrasound G.E.L. – POCUS in the Reduction of Distal Radius Fractures Read More »
Can you use ultrasound to diagnose pneumoperitoneum? This US Probe post gives you what you need for your bedside ultrasound examination.
US Probe: Ultrasound for Diagnosis of Pneumoperitoneum Read More »
How can you optimize your US evaluation for suspected DVT? This US Probe Post gives you pearls and pitfalls in the POCUS evaluation for suspected DVT.
Ultrasound is an important component of the evaluation for pneumothorax. This US Probe post looks at a case of pneumothorax and provides great pearls for your next shift.
US Probe: Radiographically Occult Pneumothorax Identified by Ultrasound Read More »
The Solution for Fluid Responsiveness?
Ultrasound G.E.L. – Carotid Flow Time for Fluid Responsiveness Read More »
How accurate is emergency physician interpreted POCUS for hydronephrosis compared to emergency radiologists? How accurate are these interpretations compared to CT?
Welcome back to Journal Feed Wrap-Up from Clay Smith. This week brings you pediatric fever, ACEP policy on NSTEMI, ultrasound in appendicitis, and conjunctivitis.
Journal Feed Weekly Wrap-Up Read More »
Can you really use ultrasound in the evaluation of distal finger injuries?
Ultrasound G.E.L. – Ultrasound for Nail Bed Injury Read More »
Learn some of these easy to do forearm nerve blocks from Dr. Anand Swaminathan with videos complements of 5minSono from Dr. Jacob Avila!
CORE EM: Common Forearm Nerve Blocks Read More »
