As you may have noticed, there’s a lot less stuff going up here as I’m full-time teaching anatomy to undergrads these days. This is a lot of fun and a bit of a challenge, trying to communicate anatomical and clinical … Read More »
A Prospective Comparison of Procedural Sedation and Ultrasound-guided Interscalene Nerve Block for Shoulder Reduction in the Emergency Department Acad Emerg Med. 2011 Sep;18(9):922-7 PMID 21883635 Not only do we have countless methods of reducing the shoulder, we now seem to be developing … Read More »
I keep a little, ever-expanding note on my phone where I jot down little morsels of goodness that I pick up while listening to or reading one of the many excellent sites/podcasts in the useful resource section. I’ll try and … Read More »
From the recently discovered (for me anyhow) ECG Pedia.org Early repolarisation remains a challenge for me. I know (in a gut way) looking at it when it seems normal and when it looks not quite right. But I’ve never been clear … Read More »
[I suspect every emergency medicine blog eventually gets caught in the overwhelming gravitational pull of the VTE literature till it collapses into itself and sucks the whole of the internet into a wormhole. Apparently CERN is actually colliding the URLs … Read More »