Spot Rare and High-Risk Orthopedic Injuries
Although most providers are familiar with orthopedic injuries in the ED, some less-common conditions can be tough…
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When Every Second Counts, Know When to Use tPA
You have a possible acute ischemic stroke patient in the ED who may be a candidate for…
ACEP14 Ebola Courses Available to All Beginning Friday
To help all of our emergency medicine colleagues, ACEP will provide a collection of three courses presented…
Momentum Builds at ACEP14 on Tuesday
CHICAGO—Brothers and emergency physicians Gaurav Arora, MD, MBA, FACEP, and Sunil Arora, MD, watched in professional curiosity…
Close Out ACEP14 in Style at the Closing Celebration
You’ve spent time with friends and probably had a picture with them posted on social media. You’ve…
Nasal Foreign Body Removal and Other Quick ENT Tricks
Ever wonder if a patient’s swollen epiglottis is actually an aggressive case of epiglottitis or if a…
EM Hackathon Produces New Solutions, Rewards Innovation at Inaugural Event
In conjunction with ACEP14, an EM Hackathon this weekend brought physicians and technology experts together to develop…
It’s Not too Early to Start Planning for ACEP15 in Boston
It’s not too early to think about next year’s annual conference, where emergency physicians will enjoy a…
Rapid-Fire Review Outlines Do’s, Don’ts, and “Don’t Go There’s”
Richard M. Cantor, MD, of University Hospital of the State University of New York in Syracuse, provided…