Don't swoon with excitement because the latest episode of PEM Currents, the Pediatric Emergency Medicine podcast is here! The focus is on convulsive syncope - essentially patients who faint and have movements that could be construed as seizures. You'll learn how common convulsions with syncope [...]
Since we talked about rabies this morning I wanted to share a very affecting podcast that the awesome folks at Radiolab put out recently. Take a listen: You can see more at Radiolab.org and check out the podcast itself with additional links here.
Let's take a look at some basic information on deep dermal sutures. Thanks to Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center resident Drew Saylor. Before moving on to the quick hits let's take a look at an excellent video from Closing the Gap. What are [...]
No new posts this week I'm away on vacation But I'll be back soon Lots of stuff to learn Many topics on the way Learning sure is fun!
He's running away! So I held his outstretched arm... A nursemaid's elbow
Storify by Brad SobolewskiTue, Mar 25 2014 08:09:56Hypoglycemia live tweet from 3/25/14References and resources from today's lecture on hypoglycemia.Add to story or collectionShare on TwitterShare on FacebookShare on Google+Share on LinkedinShare by emailBrad Sobolewski@PEMTweets#PEMLectures #FOAMed The focus is on hypoglycemic patients that are critically ill [...]
Storify by Brad SobolewskiThu, Mar 06 2014 10:35:00Headache Clincal Update Live TweetCheck out the summary of the live tweet from the March 6th Emergency Department clinical update on headaches (especially migraines) presented by Marielle A. Kabbouche, MD.Add to story or collectionShare on TwitterShare on FacebookShare [...]
Just a quick update I made some big format changes to the site today, upgrading my layout and the overall appearance. Bear with me for a day or two as I work out the kinks. Despite this I will continue to post new content. Thanks
Read the original high flow post? Well, go ahead and prove it by taking this brief pop quiz. If you want to cram before getting started the original post can be found here.
The PEMBlog wishes you all a happy and healthy Thanksgiving. We'll return after a tryptophan aided nap with a renewed vigor for education. Look for content focusing on noninvasive respiratory support and whatever else we think is worth learning about :-)