Can We Seriously Consider Non-op Management of Appendicitis?
January 15, 2024 FROM NEJM Written by Seth Walsh-Blackmore This expert opinion piece recommends consideration of nonoperative antibiotic treatment
January 15, 2024 FROM NEJM Written by Seth Walsh-Blackmore This expert opinion piece recommends consideration of nonoperative antibiotic treatment
January 18, 2024 Written by Laura Murphy Use of a high-sensitivity troponin (hsTn) HEART pathway resulted in a small (but significant) increase in percentage of
January 19, 2024 Written by Doug Wallace Ever tried having your patient drink Coca-Cola to relieve an esophageal food bolus? This interesting and well-designed multicenter
Chantal D Tan ,1 Clementien L Vermont,2 Joany M Zachariasse,1 Ulrich von Both ,3 Enitan D Carrol,4,5 Irini Eleftheriou,6 Marieke Emonts,7,8 Michiel van der Flier,9,10
Dr. Joseph Offenbacher https://vimeo.com/903554552?share=copy Joseph Offenbacher, MD is an Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine at the New York University (NYU) School of Medicine and an
Peter S. Pang, MD, MS1; David A. Berger, MD2; Simon A. Mahler, MD, MS3; et al Key Points
TAKE-HOME MESSAGE This scientific statement updates the approach to managing resuscitated patients and those with ongoing cardiac arrest, emphasizing the evolving role of the catheterization
January 10, 2024 Written by Millie Cossé High-dose nitroglycerin improves outcomes in patients with sympathetic crashing acute pulmonary edema (SCAPE) without significant side effects when
January 12, 2024 Written by Michael Stocker Traumatic cardiac arrest patients receiving either resuscitative endovascular balloon occlusion of the aorta (REBOA) or resuscitative thoracotomy (RT)
Written by Megan Hilbert This expert panel from Canada has compiled a list of what they deem to be the most influential POCUS papers with
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