Best case lectures

How do you approach a patient with multiple vague complaints?

Bouncebacks- you know them you are scared @%#!less of  them. This segment focuses on a case that went to trial and a verdict was passed. A 15 y/o …

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This is not necessarily geared towards medical community but rather also applicable for lay public learning since it is very basic, but still fun cases to listen to nonetheless.

Browse Interactive Medical Cases (free online) from the New England Journal of Medicine.

Sometimes our renal failure patients present short of breath with volume overload and we don’t have immediate access to dialysis. What then? Dr. Mike Betzner, EM doc and medical director of STARS air ambulance service and collaborator on EM Cases CritCases blog tells his Best Case Ever and his approach to this challenging clinical situation. He offers two commonly used solutions: nitroglycerin and BiPAP as well as two not so common solutions: phlebotomy and rotating BP cuffs blown to above SBP

Some cases to walk through for respiratory disease, airway management, critical care.