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Some Emergency Medicine Techniques, Treatments from 1974 Hold Value

By ACEP Now | on November 19, 2014 | 0 Comment
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featureImage-pg16a1. Nov./Dec. 1974: The art of physical diagnosis performed with serious sideburns.

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ACEP Now: Vol 33 – No 11 – November 2014

 

 
featureImage-pg16b2. Simulation training has come a long way since 1974.

 

 

 

 

featureImage-pg16d3. Letter to the editor: “Stinging controversy” is an editorial challenging a paper published in the May/June issue reporting that heparin is appropriate for allergic reactions. “The rapidity of its effect would appear to make heparin the drug of choice …”

 

 

 

featureImage-pg16e4. Nasostat: revolutionary balloon compresses the sphenopalatine artery! It appears that good ideas are worth repeating, even decades later.

 

 

 

—Compliments of
Bruce Walmsley, MD, FACEP

Topics: Emergency DepartmentEmergency MedicinePractice TrendsProcedures and Skills

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