Critically Appraised Topic: In the Era of High-Sensitivity Troponins, Is There Still a Role for Coronary CTA In The ED?
Dr. Crowley, M.D., dives into the literature on coronary CTA in the era of high-sensitivity troponins.
Dr. Crowley, M.D., dives into the literature on coronary CTA in the era of high-sensitivity troponins.
Dr. Leary, D.O., looks into the literature on Diamox in acutemountain sickness.
Dr. Collins, M.D., discusses the literature on trigger points.
Dr. Jacob C. Martin, M.D. discusses two papers on pre-charging during cardiac arrest.
Dr. Jacob C. Martin, M.D., summarizes his lecture on Beta-Blocker & Calcium Channel Blocker Toxicity.
Dr. Jacob C. Martin, M.D., discusses Hydrocarbon Toxicity
Study 1: This was a RCT comparing scar cosmesis between 5-0 polypropylene (PP) sutures and 5-0 fast absorbing plain gut (FG) during layered repair of linear cutaneous surgery wounds. The study design used a split-wound, within person design. Inclusion criteria included: >18 y/o, scheduled for cutaneous surgical procedure with predictive linear closure, and willingness to return for follow-up visits.
Dr. Sewatsky, M.D., discusses ETCO2 in the ED.
Dr. Courtney Martin, D.O, discusses blunt and penetrating neck trauma.
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