Ultrasound: Evaluation of the spleen in trauma
Dr Mayr of Medmastery - Spleen Ultrasound in trauma including subcapsular haematoma, focal intraparenchymal haematoma, splenic lacerations
Thyroid: Autonomous nodules
Medmastery: Thyroid Disease Masterclass course, pathophysiology of toxic thyroid nodules and how to diagnose them
Mpox
Viral zoonotic infection, monkeypox causes a rash similar to chickenpox. Symptomatic infection involves a febrile illness and evolving rash lasting 2-4 weeks
Medmastery: Renal ultrasound
Nikolaus Mayr explains how to identify the left and right kidneys on an ultrasound display and know where they are in relation to other anatomical landmarks around them.
Coronary angiography: Coronary Anatomy Refresher
Coronary Angiography Essentials. This video helps you to differentiate coronary arteries on the angiogram, recognise the views being used, and work out the severity of a stenosis.
Exercise Stress ECG: Positive Test
Exercise Stress ECG Essentials course covers the basic criteria for identifying a "positive" stress ECG test.
CXR essentials: The many faces of pneumonia
Medmastery video helps identify the various radiological presentations of pneumonia such as lobar, interstitial , bronchopneumonia and special considerations in immunocompromised patients
ECG Mastery: Cardiac axis
ECG Mastery: Cardiac axis. In this video, they cover the evaluation of the cardiac axis and when knowledge of the axis actually makes a difference to your patient's care.
Second disease
Scarlet fever (second disease) is a bacterial illness (GABHS) that often presents as diffuse erythematous rash in the setting of a sore throat (streptococcal pharyngitis)
Ultrasound: The biliary system
Dr Nikolaus Mayr demonstrates ultrasound examination of the biliary system with emphasis on the diagnosis of cholecystitis.
Q&A with Michaela Cartner
Do EM docs have untidy bedrooms? What is a flip frenzy? The most overhyped thing ever in ICU? And the best machine that goes ping?
Frederick Forchheimer
Frederick Forchheimer (1853-1913) was an American pediatrician. Eponym: Forchheimer spots enanthem in rubella in 1898