When is a head CT needed before LP in patients with suspected meningitis? This post looks at the literature surrounding this topic and more.
Welcome to Part 2 of Mentoring in Emergency Medicine. This post focuses on the stages of mentoring and several key aspects including counseling, advising, feedback, and goals.
IV fluids are classically associated with increased risk of cerebral edema in pediatric DKA. What is the literature behind this association? What mechanisms account for cerebral edema, and what should the emergency physician do?
ED evaluation and management of transgender patients can be tricky. This post provides key pitfalls and pearls.
Dr. Eddy Lang discusses the importance of extra-clinical skills and activities in career development and satisfaction in this week's EM Mindset.
This week's toxcard is on clinical features of phenytoin poisoning and interpreting the phenytoin level.
Dealing with diabetic foot infection isn't always straightforward. This post gives you the down and dirty on management of the diabetic foot infection.
More than 100,000 patients present to U.S. emergency departments annually for angioedema. In need of an expedited review of treatments? If so, we have you covered.
