Bringing the Truth to Light
Today was a pretty good day for me. I went to some lectures for CME, sat on…
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Bringing the Truth to Light
Today was a pretty good day for me. I went to some lectures for CME, sat on... -
Ultrasound for Appendicitis
Diagnosing appendicitis by ultrasonography was first described by Puylaert in the 1980s.1 However, many factors have prevented... -
Bedside Ultrasound for the Septic Hip
The evaluation of the pediatric patient with a limp or refusal to walk or the adult patient...
Ultrasound for Appendicitis
Diagnosing appendicitis by ultrasonography was first described by Puylaert in the 1980s.1 However, many factors have prevented…
Bedside Ultrasound for the Septic Hip
The evaluation of the pediatric patient with a limp or refusal to walk or the adult patient…
Have a Safe Landing
Since the emergency medicine residency started at my hospital, I do fewer procedures than before. Usually I’m…
Army Affords Emergency Physicians Opportunities
For Col. Ian Wedmore, M.D., every day of his 21 years in the U.S. Army has been…
The Recognition of Child Abuse
Child abuse is a hidden epidemic. More than 1 million children are abused in some form every…
Your ‘Dear Consultant’ Column
As a medical student sitting in an enormous lecture hall with 100 of my closest friends at…
Noninvasive Management of Sepsis
The management of sepsis requires a life-saving set of skills that emergency physicians are increasingly relied upon…
To OB or Not to OB – That Is the Question
I know you all have some interesting, if not bizarre, OB-related stories. I mean, the babies, they…