There are only a few things I know about the world. Sunrise in the east, sunset in the west. Death and taxes. Cheese is definitely ok to toss on to your baby in a high chair, but probably not ok... Continue Reading →
There are only a few things I know about the world. Sunrise in the east, sunset in the west. Death and taxes. Black Friday at one time referred to a SINGLE day that came immediately after Thanksgiving. TL:DR – HEART... Continue Reading →
Wire-In-Needle (WIN) Technique for Ultrasound-Guided Central Venous Catheterization. Advancing CVC placement safety, speed and success with real-time ultrasound guidance.
By: Dr. Steve McGuire Night School at the Old Boston City Hospital: ‘Roid Rant – On the ED use of Steroids. There are only a few things I know about the world. Sunrise in the east, sunset in the west.... Continue Reading →
By: Dan Resnick-Ault, MD At Boston City EM, tradition is alive and well in the resuscitation bays, where obtaining vascular access is delegated to a PGY-1 or 2 while an emergency medicine (EM) senior resident ‘runs’ the case (supervised by an... Continue Reading →
By: Dr. Travis Manasco and Dr. Matthew Tyler Over the past 5-10 years, critical care has become a popular fellowship choice after emergency medicine (EM) residency training. Many EM physicians enjoy performing procedures and taking care of critically ill patients.... Continue Reading →
By: Drs. Gips, Jaworski, and Zametkin Case: An 82 year-old female with a past medical history of HTN, DM, CAD and cardiomyopathy with multiple recent admissions presents with shortness of breath. The patient had been admitted one week prior, during which... Continue Reading →
