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Can’t wait to try this on my next shift: Ann R Coll Surg Engl. 2002 September; 84(5): 357
Category Archives: EMERJENCYWEBB
Monty’s Musings: Musherons
Monty’s Handouts Ralph B. “Monty” Leonard Ph.D, M.D. is a retired faculty member, and one of the first Emergency Medicine ...
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Bone Doc Bankart and his Lesion
Labrum comes from the latin word for lip (think labia). Both the hip and the shoulder (ball and socket joints) ...
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An American Story: Inspiration and Summer Reading
I’m a big fan of asynchronous learning, Web 2.0, and social media in Emergency Medicine. The modern education of emergency ...
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Protected: Airway Resources
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Knowledge Gap
I’ve recently had several head-scratching moments when discussing admission for patients who just so happen to have diabetes, and are hyperglycemic ...
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Trick of the Trade: Clearing the Clogged Feeding Tube
Obstructed feeding tubes are a common complaint in the ED. In the past, I tackled this problem with an attempt ...
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Tibial Plateau Pearl
What are you worried about when you look at the radiograph above? This radiograph demonstrates a medial tibial plateau fracture. ...
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Awake (Self) Intubation Videos
Awake intubations can be a little scary to wrap your head around, but when the situation is right, it is ...
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US Guided Arterial Lines
Mike and Mike, whom some of you know from the US podcast, recently did a spot on US guided radial ...
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Do You Know FEIBA?
Disclaimer: I have no ties, financial or professional, with any pharmaceutical or medical device company. In the realm of life ...
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A Case of the Blues
Had a great case last year I wrote up, and was recently published at The Central Line blog. Link to ...
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Presidential Assassinations Part Three: William McKinley
The World’s a Stage Throngs of citizens filled the Temple of Music, pushing closer towards the main attraction at the ...
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Back in the Saddle
Haven’t posted in a while. Here’s what I’ve been doing: 1. Interviewing for jobs! 2. Going to ACEP. It was ...
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Pearl
A history of bilateral tubal ligation (BTL) does not, in and of itself, rule out potential pregnancy. When these ladies ...
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Create Your Own Airway Log!
Two points: 1. As someone still in training, I value any opportunity to review and reassess how I take care ...
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Becoming a Team Leader
Got to hone the skills tonight with hypotensive GSW to the chest. During my residency, I’ve had the chance to ...
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The Severe Asthmatic: Intubation, Mechanical Ventilation, and Complications
THIS great narrative from Emergency Medicine News lead to a morning reading from the literature about intubation, mechanical ventilation, and ...
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Resident Evernote Files: Head CT Decision Rules
Here's a great table from the September issue of Annals of Emergency Medicine to add to your Evernote for safe keeping/recall! Via the free online pdf available at: http://download.journals.elsevierhealth.com/pdfs/journals/0196-0644/PIIS0196064411019901.pdf
Low Risk Chest Pain Resources
For my own edification…but maybe yours too. JAMA Rational Clinical Exam: Is This Patient Having a Myocardial Infarction? The Role ...
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Tintinalli Tuesday: Pelvic Inflammatory Disease
A little late (it’s been a busy work week), but still correctly named as I started this post on Tuesday…better ...
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Make Your Own EM Reading List
For medical students, residents, and emergency medicine residency graduates… Several of you have asked how to keep up with the ...
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