The February Trauma MedEd Newsletter will be released to subscribers over the weekend. This month’s theme is “tips and tricks.” Articles include:
- What exactly is a wide mediastinum?
- Bowel sounds, or just BS?
- Predicting ambulance arrival time
- Do you really need to do what the radiologist says?
- And more!
Anyone on the subscriber list as of 8 PM (CST) Saturday will receive it on Sunday. I’ll release it to everyone else next Friday via the blog. So sign up for early delivery now by clicking here!
Pick up back issues here!
The JanuaryTrauma MedEd Newsletter will be released to subscribers tonight. I’ll be covering shock. Articles include:
- Thoughts on trauma patient stability
- Does initial hematocrit predict shock?
- Not all plasma is created equal
- Can I take a hypotensive patient to CT?
- Pelvic fractures: OR vs angio in the unstable patient
Anyone on the subscriber list as of 8 PM (CST) will receive it tonight, February 4. I’ll release it to everyone else next Monday via the blog. So sign up for early delivery now by clicking here!
Pick up back issues here!
The October newsletter is now available! Click the image below or the link at the bottom to download. This month’s topic is “Inside Stuff”.
In this issue you’ll find articles on:
- Retained foreign objects after penetrating injury
- A cool way to remove embedded foreign objects
- Can lead poisoning occur after a gunshot?
- Orthopedic hardware and TSA metal detectors
- Technology: the Vein Viewer
- Using a 3D printer to plan orthopedic surgery
Subscribers received the newsletter first last weekend. If you want to subscribe (and download back issues), click here.
Click here to download the current issue.
The September Trauma MedEd Newsletter will be released to subscribers over the weekend. I’ll be covering chest trauma. Articles include:
- Finger vs needle thoracostomy
- Chest tube air leaks and how to manage them
- Pneumothorax in children
- And more!
Anyone on the subscriber list as of 8PM Saturday (CST) will receive it on Sunday, October 5. I’ll release it to everyone else next week via the blog. So sign up for early delivery now by clicking here!
Pick up back issues here!
The August Trauma MedEd Newsletter will be released to subscribers over the weekend. I’ll be covering a potpourri of topics. Articles include:
- Don’t ignore the naughty bits!
- Cool device: Instant hemoglobin monitor
- Do you really need to put chest tubes to water seal?
- What to do: Small hospital, unstable patient
- And more!
Anyone on the subscriber list as of 8PM Saturday (CST) will receive it on Sunday,August 31. I’ll release it to everyone else next Friday via the blog. So sign up for early delivery now by clicking here!
Pick up back issues here!
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