CXR Case 004
A 60 yo man is intubated in ED having presented by ambulance profoundly hypoxaemic in respiratory distress Describe and interpret this CXR
R&R In The FASTLANE 190
Welcome to the 190th edition of Research and Reviews in the Fastlane. R&R in the Fastlane is a free resource that harnesses the power of social media to allow some of the best and brightest emergency medicine and critical care clinicians
CXR Case 003
55 yo lady presents with worsening chronic cough and wheeze Describe and interpret this CXR and CT
CXR Case 002
44 yo man has routine CXR after possible faint Describe and interpret this CXR
Baker’s Dozen B’s of Bashed Baby Badness
You can't get through emergency medicine training these days without the TLA 'NAI' ringing in your ears every time a sick child pops up on the triage screen. Can you remember all the things to look for if you suspect non-accidental injury?
William Osler
Sir William Osler (1849 – 1919), British (Canadian-born) physician. Famous for his anecdotes (Oslerisms), Osler nodes and Osler sign
CXR Case 001
A 22 yo male presents with worsening chronic cough and breathlessness. He has been underweight since childhood.
Breaking Bad: drug dealing the hospital way
It’s funny, a common discussion point comes up every so often when I talk to my non-medical friends about careers. The access to strong medications and drugs seems to be an endless fascination for some people; Can you write me…
The emotional strain of healthcare
How do you guys do it. I could never do your job! How many times have those of us in the healthcare profession heard those questions? Dare I say that, at least once in our careers, most of us will have…
Should I Stay or Should I Go?
Should I Stay or Should I Go?- an Irish Doctor’s conundrum
EMI 017 The laryngospasms
We all just need a break every so often with another emergency musical interlude….take it away – “The Laryngospasms”