Interesting Case of extremity weakness
41 yo female presents for wake-up right sided weakness ...
41 yo female presents for wake-up right sided weakness ...
40yo post-partum female presents to the ED c/o SOB ...
aVR: The Forgotten Lead
Elderly female presents with R thigh hematoma ...
Overview of restrictive cardiomyopathy
A 65 yo M with a PMhx of CHF presents to the ED complaining of abdominal pain and back pain radiating to his bilateral lower extremities since earlier in the day.
Today's Back to Basics is a review of thyroid storm: signs & symptoms, diagnosis and treatment.
Cases from the Coop, 65 yo presents with dyspnea ...
When was the last time you looked for JVD in your physical exam in the Emergency Department?
Bradycardia is defined as a heart rate of less than 60 BPM. In the ED, we may not always have the time to stop to consider the etiology of bradycardia after we have stabilized our patient (and after we likely already consulted cardiology!) Having a thoughtful approach to the differential diagnosis for bradycardia can be extremely helpful in treating the underlying cause. The next time a bradycardic patient presents to your ED, think to yourself, “The Brady Bunch is on a DIET.”
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