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PulmCrit- Ten dubious beliefs in neurocritical care
Recently Geert Meyfroidt published an article in Intensive Care Medicine describing ten false beliefs in neurocritical care shown here: It’s a great article, but I think they could have been more aggressive about challenging neurocritical care dogmas (1). In response, here is a list of ten dubious beliefs that goes farther to challenge the status quo. […]
EM Nerd-The Peculiar Case of the Parallel Pathways
So rarely is a study published that directly and effortlessly translates into clinical practice. Very few of these studies examine the nuances of everyday practice in the fast paced milieu of the Emergency Department. Given the infrequency of such studies, I am continually amazed by the work put forth by Brian Driver and colleagues at […]
The Dantastic Mr Tox & Howard Episode 5 – Conflicts of Approval
http://traffic.libsyn.com/dantastictox/DMTH_S01E05_-_Conflicts_of_Approval.mp3 Join Dan (@drusyniak) &howard (@heshiegreshie) as we talk with Dr. Jeanmarie Perrone (@JMPerroneMD) about the FDA and taking on “Big Pain” during her time on the FDA Drug Safety and Risk Management committee. Don’t drink the raspberries . . . Brought to you by BrownApron. Stay healthy true believers! Delicious Links: John Oliver […]
EMCrit Guest Post – The good, the bad, and the ugly of the Joint Statement on REBOA by Zaffer Qasim
@emeddoc on the current state of REBOA and that bad, bad joint agreement:
Confounding Questions in Resus – When is it safe to Perform an LP with Anti-Platelet Agents on Board
Can you tap a patient taking anti-platelet agents? CQiR: