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His eye hadn’t worked in decades, but the pain was new.A 48-year-old presents with worsening eye pain, decades after a c...
28/07/2025

His eye hadn’t worked in decades, but the pain was new.
A 48-year-old presents with worsening eye pain, decades after a childhood injury left him blind in the left eye.

Think you know the diagnosis? See if you’re right!

👉🔗Full case at AnnalsOfEM.org or https://doi.org/10.1016/j.annemergmed.2025.02.008


“No one can come. I need to keep them safe…”A 16-year-old shows up in the ED with insomnia.What he doesn’t say reveals f...
26/07/2025

“No one can come. I need to keep them safe…”

A 16-year-old shows up in the ED with insomnia.

What he doesn’t say reveals far more than what he does.🥺😭

👉 Read the full story at AnnalsOfEM.org
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.annemergmed.2025.03.017

🚨 The August issue of Annals is here!From high-impact research to thoughtful perspectives shaping emergency care, this m...
23/07/2025

🚨 The August issue of Annals is here!

From high-impact research to thoughtful perspectives shaping emergency care, this month’s issue is packed with must-reads for EM clinicians.

📬 Read it now:

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23/07/2025

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🩸 19 days postpartum with sudden vaginal bleeding.She had no fever, vitals were stable — but the clots were massive.  Ta...
14/07/2025

🩸 19 days postpartum with sudden vaginal bleeding.
She had no fever, vitals were stable — but the clots were massive. Target sign on POCUS.

❓What’s the diagnosis?

📖 Want the full story? Read it here:
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.annemergmed.2025.01.019

10/07/2025

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🚨 Big news from the Annals of Emergency Medicine Editorial Board!Please join us in welcoming Dr. Andrea Klein as our new...
10/07/2025

🚨 Big news from the Annals of Emergency Medicine Editorial Board!

Please join us in welcoming Dr. Andrea Klein as our newest Resident Fellow! 👏 Dr. Klein is currently training at Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine and holds both an MD and MPH from The George Washington University.

We’re thrilled to have her on board for the coming year as she brings her passion, perspective, and clinical insight to our editorial team.

A huge thank-you to Dr. Stanford Schor of the University of Cincinnati, who served as our 2024–2025 Resident Fellow. We’re grateful for his contributions and leadership over the past year!

🩺 Case Highlight from Annals -37-year-old woman presents with acute LUQ pain and a history of sleeve gastrectomy.WBC is ...
08/07/2025

🩺 Case Highlight from Annals -

37-year-old woman presents with acute LUQ pain and a history of sleeve gastrectomy.

WBC is normal. CRP is elevated
Couple arrow signs on ultrasound.
CT with a new finding compared to previous.

What’s your differential?

Drop your thoughts below... We'll post the link soon

[When Relief Becomes the Cause: Cannabis & CHS]A new study in Annals of Emergency Medicine takes a closer look at the bu...
01/07/2025

[When Relief Becomes the Cause: Cannabis & CHS]

A new study in Annals of Emergency Medicine takes a closer look at the burden of Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome — and what early, heavy cannabis use may have to do with it.

📖 Full article: Annals of Emergency Medicine
https://www.annemergmed.com/article/S0196-0644(25)00018-6/fulltext

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