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Swallowed Coin
In case you didn’t encounter a 6-year-old patient who swallowed a coin today!
AMS and right side weakness
In case you didn’t encounter acute altered mental status and right side weakness today!
From Experts To Our Students! – Clinical Decision Tools
Clinical Decision Rules chapter written by Stacey Chamberlain from USA is just uploaded to the Website!
What is the name of this fracture?
What is wrong with this CT?
In case you didn’t encounter shortness of breath today!
A 69-year-old male with altered mental status
In case you didn’t encounter an elderly with altered mental status today!
A 69-year-old male was brought to the ED by EMS because of altered mental status described by relatives. He hardly communicates and is not oriented. He has a motor weakness on the left upper and lower extremities 2 and 3 out of 5, respectively. BP: 183/88 mmHg. Other vitals are in normal range. CT scan image is given. What is next?
From experts to our students! – eFAST
Unilateral or bilateral?
In case you didn’t encounter another trauma today!
You are working in a rural hospital. A 55-year-old female was brought to the ED by EMS. She was found at home, lying on the ground, in front of the stairs. She is vitally stable but unconscious (GCS: E1, V:2, M:3). You applied trauma surveys. After inline stabilization, you intubated the patient. The facility does not have a CT scan, and you order standard X-ray series for trauma including c-spine.
What are abnormal findings in this x-ray?
Facet dislocation? Unilateral or Bilateral?
Sudden Severe Headache
In case you didn’t encounter a sudden severe headache today!
A 46-year-old female patient presented with severe headache. BP: 178/88 mmHg, HR: 103 bpm, RR: 22/min, T: 37, SpO2: 98% in room air. She has no history of disease. She is unconscious (GCS E1, V3, M4). No obvious lateralized motor deficit. Bedside gluco-check is normal. You intubated her to secure airway and send her to the CT (above image). What is your next action?
Selected Imaging Modalities
eFAST
May 2, 2018
by Ashley Bean, Brian Hohertz and Gregory R. Snead Introduction The objective of the extended focused assessment for sonography in trauma (eFAST) is to detect
PoCUS – RUSH Protocol
May 2, 2018
by Rasha Buhumaid Why use POCUS in undifferentiated hypotension? Hypotension is a high-risk sign which is associated with increased morbidity and mortality rate. The differential
BLUE protocol
August 10, 2018
by Toh Hong Chuen Case Presentation A 68-year-old man with a history of congestive cardiac failure (CCF) and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) presented with breathlessness
How to Read C-Spine X-Ray
August 11, 2018
by Dejvid Ahmetović and Gregor Prosen Introduction C-spine x-ray interpretation is one of the fundamental skills of emergency physicians. Although current guidelines lead us to
How to read chest x-rays
August 11, 2018
by Ozlem Koksal Introduction Chest X-ray interpretation is one of the fundamental skills of every doctor. Emergency physicians are particularly exposed to various chest x-rays
How to read head CT
August 15, 2018
by Reza Akhavan and Bita Abbasi For a standard approach to read head/brain computed tomography (CT) scan, one should adhere to systematic algorithms. The predefined
How to read pelvic x-rays
August 16, 2018
by Sara Nikolić and Gregor Prosen Introduction Pelvic fractures carry life‐threatening injury potential which should be identified or suspect during the primary assessment of patients with