Quick Hit – Femoral Central Lines
By Duncan Grossman, DO
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A Clinical Blog out of Paterson, New Jersey
By Duncan Grossman, DO
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READ MOREChief Resident EJ Wright and Core Faculty Anand Swaminathan provide helpful insight on how to crush your EM rotation.
READ MORECC: Nausea and vomiting and “ I think my sugar is low” HPI: 36-year-old Female with PMH of Diabetes presents
READ MORECC: “Post Surgical Pain” ; Abdominal pain HPI: 8 year old Male with PMH of Sickle Cell Disease (HbSC), Post-opt
READ MORECC: Altered Mental Status HPI: 50 -year-old Male with PMH of HIV, CVA and Meningitis presents to the Emergency Department
READ MORENot much gets more exciting than bronchiolitis! Check out this quick review of the quick hitting points
READ MOREWe’ve had a bunch of publications in both peer-reviewed and non peer-reviewed sources over the past few weeks! Check them
READ MOREQuick Review of Lisfranc Injuries Lisfranc injures are a spectrum which result in a sprain or complete disruption of the tarsometatarsal
READ MOREA weekend warrior trying to finish up painting that last side of the house takes a tumble off his ladder
READ MOREIt’s difficult to miss a raging STEMI or a CVA with unilateral flaccid paralysis, but there are other, less-sexy diagnoses that
READ MORELower abdominal pain in women can be challenging diagnostic dilemma in the Emergency Department. We had a case of a
READ MOREThere was a case report published in the Western Journal of Emergency Medicine last year about interposed abdominal compression CPR
READ MORENewer second generation sulfonylureas are used extensively for treating type-2 diabetes mellitus (i.e. glyburide, glipizide, glimepiride and gliclazide). They are
READ MOREI recently gave an “ID Updates” lecture at AAEM’s Scientific Assembly in Las Vegas, February 2016. Here are the top 10 pearls from my lecture. Some may be review, some more cutting edge. Enjoy!
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