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How well do we estimate cardiac risk in patients with presyncope vs syncope? This new Annals of EM article might surpris...
10/31/2025

How well do we estimate cardiac risk in patients with presyncope vs syncope? This new Annals of EM article might surprise you.

As always, read more in Annals of EM. https://www.annemergmed.com/

Sometimes the hardest patient to understand is the one who lives inside us.”Through examining the echoes of her childhoo...
10/29/2025

Sometimes the hardest patient to understand is the one who lives inside us.”

Through examining the echoes of her childhood, she rediscovers compassion — not just for her patients, but for herself.

🩺Read the full piece in Annals of Emergency Medicine. https://www.annemergmed.com/

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What if a blood test could help detect brain injury after trauma?New research in Annals of Emergency Medicine explores h...
10/26/2025

What if a blood test could help detect brain injury after trauma?

New research in Annals of Emergency Medicine explores how GFAP and UCH-L1 biomarkers could change the way we evaluate head injuries in the ED!

Read more in Annals of EM. https://www.annemergmed.com/

Can Doppler ultrasound waveforms during CPR help predict return of arterial pulsatility?A new Annals of Emergency Medici...
10/19/2025

Can Doppler ultrasound waveforms during CPR help predict return of arterial pulsatility?
A new Annals of Emergency Medicine study suggests they can — with strong diagnostic accuracy.

Read more in Annals of EM. https://www.annemergmed.com/

This month's     piece, “Moment Before,” reminds us of the human side of medicine — the weight of knowing, the compassio...
10/16/2025

This month's piece, “Moment Before,” reminds us of the human side of medicine — the weight of knowing, the compassion behind every difficult conversation, and the privilege of witnessing love and strength in the face of loss.

🩺 Read this moving narrative in Annals of Emergency Medicine https://www.annemergmed.com/

Hip fractures hurt… a lot.But what if we could block that pain better and keep our patients’ legs strong enough to move?...
10/10/2025

Hip fractures hurt… a lot.
But what if we could block that pain better and keep our patients’ legs strong enough to move?

This new RCT compared the PENG block (Pericapsular Nerve Group block) to the traditional Fascia Iliaca block in older adults with hip fractures.

And guess what? The PENG block came out on top for pain relief — and it avoided quadriceps motor block.

As Dr. Sanjay Arora notes, this could shift how we approach regional anesthesia in the ED, especially as more training programs begin teaching PENG techniques.

📖 Full article: [link in bio or below]
https://associationofanaesthetists-publications.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/anae.16695

Would you try this in your practice? 🦴💉

The August episode of the Annals of Emergency Medicine podcast is here! Tune in for the latest research and insights sha...
09/14/2025

The August episode of the Annals of Emergency Medicine podcast is here! Tune in for the latest research and insights shaping EM. 🎧

Check it out below (or wherever you get your podcast)

https://on.soundcloud.com/mLYNTQDXLDHWrKZcnE

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