Every few years, we come to a crossroads that makes us reexamine our current clinical practice and consider a better intervention. For the past twenty years, patients presenting with acute ischemic stroke have had essentially one option for therapy: intravenous thrombolytics. Since the NINDS-2 trial...
Pearls for the management of the difficult-to-diagnose psoas abscess.
Updates in the ED diagnosis and management of pediatric stroke.
The patient with shortness of breath and cough at altitude: How can EM physicians optimize care and outcomes?
Is the use of oral contrast for abdominal CT still necessary?
The Sphincter Series Part II: Scalpel to the Neck. When, Why, How, and What you Need to Perform a Cricothryotomy.
Updates in wound care: Normal saline or tap water? What pressure do you need to use? What volume is needed? Should you irrigate clean wounds?
The mechanical man - pearls and pitfalls in the management of the patient with an LVAD. What do you need to know?
