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FOAMtastic top 5 for 2012

23 Dec

As per the rules and guidelines set out by by st-emlyns I only went back to real work in July, so I’m only gonna choose 5 instead of 10 as I just haven’t had enough patients to try out a … Read More »

FOAM FOAMed, top 5 1 Comment

Anatomy for Emergency Medicine 023 – Shoulder: Dislocations

18 Dec

This is a fun one. We all love a good dislocation. [Direct Download] I cannot recommend shoulderdislocation.net enough. Spend some time there, get a room, enjoy the view. There’s some great stuff on there. If you’re into papers then this … Read More »

Anatomy in EM, lecture AFEM, Dislcoation, shoulder 6 Comments

Which test for rotator cuff tear following shoulder dislocation?

17 Dec

There are of course a number of papers looking at the same thing but I saw this one recently. Yuen, Chi Kit, Ka Leung Mok, and Pui Gay Kan. “The Validity of 9 Physical Tests for Full-Thickness Rotator Cuff Tears … Read More »

critical appraisal empty can test, examination, FOAMed, rotator cuff tear 2 Comments

Ketamine use in TBI – the ICP goes down not up.

8 Dec

H/T Rob Bryant for tweeting the paper. [blackbirdpie url=”https://twitter.com/RobJBryant13/status/271116807195217920″] We all love ketamine, or at least Minh does. But there has always been the bogey man stories, that if you use ketamine in someone with a head injury, there brain will … Read More »

critical appraisal ICP, ketamine 4 Comments

Some thoughts on concussion

2 Dec

Concussion is a strange beast. We know what to do with extra-durals (we think) but what do we do with concussion. We don’t even know what it means or what is going on at a cellular level. Yeah the CT … Read More »

critical appraisal concussion, head injury, sports medicine 4 Comments

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