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Free Emergency Medicine Talks episodes
- 27 min
- Dr Jason Hine: Managing Opioid WithdrawalDr Jason Hine: Managing Opioid Withdrawal from http://www.emsandbox.com/managing-opioid-withdrawal-core-content/0 min
- Dr. Nathan Mick: Common Pediatric Cardiac Complaints in the Emergency DepartmentDr. Nathan Mick: Common Pediatric Cardiac Complaints in the Emergency Department0 min
- Prof Luciano Gattinoni: Fibrinolysis in septic shockProf Luciano Gattinoni: Fibrinolysis in septic shock0 min
- Dr. Jason Hine- Subarachnoid Hemorrhage: Evidence based approach from presentation to work upDr. Jason Hine- Subarachnoid Hemorrhage: evidence based approach from presentation to work up Reproduced from EMsandbox Website Subarachnoid Hemorrhage0 min
- Prof Craig Coopersmith: Gut integrity in sepsis – cellular and molecular insightsProf Craig Coopersmith: Gut integrity in sepsis – cellular and molecular insights Reproduced with permission from 14TH ANNUAL CRITICAL CARE SYMPOSIUM 20170 min
- Dr. Jeffery Holmes: Emergency Department Presentations of Gastric Bypass ComplicationsDr. Jeffery Holmes: Emergency Department Presentations of Gastric Bypass Complications Reproduced with permission from https://www.downeastem.org/0 min
- Dr. Jason Hine: From Rum Fits to DTs- how and where to treat alcohol withdrawalDr. Jason Hine: From Rum Fits to DTs- how and where to treat alcohol withdrawal Reproduced with permission from www.EMsandbox.com0 min
- Dr. George Higgins: Conflict Management in the Emergency DepartmentDr. George Higgins: Conflict Management in the Emergency Department Reproduced with permission from Downeast Emergency Medicine0 min
- Prof Romain Pirracchio: Low dose steroids for septic shock, is the story already over?Prof Romain Pirracchio- Low dose steroids for septic shock, is the story already over? Critical Care Symposium 20170 min
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