Ready to use intranasal analgesics? This Pain Profiles is the first in a two part series evaluating your options for intranasal analgesia.
Pain Profiles: Intranasal Analgesics: What’s Your Pick? – Part I Read More »
Last month, a long-anticipated trial on ED migraine treatment came out evaluating the use of greater occipital nerve blocks (GONB) in the ED for refractory migraines. This edition of Pain Profiles looks at migraines, what we know about migraine treatment, and what nerve blocks bring to the table.
Pain Profiles: ED Migraine Management – The New Kid on the “Block” Read More »
Dilaudid, or Hydromorphone… How can we optimize ED use of this analgesic? This edition of Pain Profiles provides you with pearls, pitfalls, and the recent literature concerning hydromorphone.
Pain Profiles: The “Dirty D” – Hydromorphone Use in The Emergency Setting Read More »
This edition of Pain Profiles looks at a new review from Annals of Emergency Medicine on regional anesthesia.
Pain Profiles: Feeling Blocked? Read More »
Opioid addiction is a major problem, but what role does buprenorphine play? This post from Dr. Cisewski and Dr. Santos sheds light on the controversy.
Buprenorphine: Where do we stand? Read More »
This edition of Pain Profiles looks at the recent GERIKET trial evaluating subdissociative-dose ketamine in geriatric patients.
Pain Profiles: The GERIKET Trial and Geriatric Analgesia Read More »
Today we bring a practice changer in the Pain Profiles series by Dr. David Cisewski. This post looks at using prophylactic anticholinergics in patients receiving antiemetics to reduce extrapyramidal side effects. We follow the normal post with highlights from Twitter and expert commentary from Sergey Motov.
This week, Pain Profiles evaluates morphine and ketorolac in acute renal colic, with a guest commentary by Dr. Sergey Motov.
Pain Profiles: Ketorolac and Morphine in Renal Colic Read More »
This week’s Pain Profiles post by Dr. David Cisewski evaluates ketamine versus prochlorperazine for headache in the ED, with expert commentary from Dr. Sergey Motov.
Pain Profiles: Prochlorperazine versus Ketamine for Headache Read More »
Today’s post in the Pain Profiles series by Dr. David Cisewski evaluates the intranasal route for analgesia.