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The EMJClub Podcast
By Brian Cohn, MDMedicine
The EMJClub Podcast episodes
- Lung-Protective Ventilation in the EDICU gurus Nick Mohr and Brian Fuller join me to talk about preventing acute lung injury and ARDS in the ED...28 min
- The HINTS Exam in VertigoA look at the HINTS exam to differentiate central from peripheral causes of vertigo with Dr. David Newman-Toker.30 min
- Does My Patient Have Mesenteric Ischemia?Brian Hiestand joins me via Skype from Wake Forest to discuss his recently published meta-analysis on the diagnosis of acute mesenteric ischemia...17 min
- Pediatric Volume Resuscitation in the Developing WorldChris Carpenter sits down with Indi "we named the dog Indiana" Trehan and SueLin Hilbert to talk about pediatric volume resuscitation in the developing world...26 min
- Cardiac Cath Following Cardiac Arrest in Patients Without STEMIThis month, the outspoken Chandra Aubin and hold hands and talk about which patients shoulder undergo urgent cardiac cath following cardiac arrest...23 min
- Outpatient Management of Acute PEJournal Club Podcast #6This month, Chris Carpenter and I chat about the safety and feasibility ofmanaging acute pulmonary embolism in the outpatient setting...Bottom Line:According to Rosen’s textbook of emergency medicine, approximately 1 inevery 500 to 1000 (0.1%-0.2%) ED patients have a pulmonary embolism (PE).Autopsy data ranges from 0.07% (Silverstein 1998) to 0.2% (Anderson 1991,Hansson 1997), although experts believe that clinical estimates of PEincidence underestimate the true value as opposed to autopsy, which oftenoverestimates the true incidence (White 2003)...23 min
- Clinical Decision Rules in Low-Risk Chest PainJournal Club Podcast #5Chief resident Tim Koboldt sits down with me to talk about low-risk chestpain, knowledge translation, and breaking down barriers...Bottom Line:Chest pain remains a common chief complaint among patients presenting tothe Emergency Department, accounting for more than 10 million visitsannually in the US. According to data from the Physician InsurersAssociation of America, more than a quarter of all money paid in closedmalpractice claims from 1985 to 2003 involved patients with a chiefcomplaint of “chest pain.” Given the high risk of malpractice, andincreased morbidity...24 min
- Intranasal Naloxone in Acute Opiate OverdoseNaloxone remains the primary reversal agent in potential opiate overdose, though the optimal route of administration remains in question. We look at the evidence for the utility of intranasal naloxone in acute opiate overdose.23 min
- Cardiac Ultrasound in Cardiac ArrestIn patients presenting to the emergency department with cardiac arrest, predictors of outcome can assist with triage and decision-making. This months episode looks at the predictive value of cardiac standstill on bedside cardiac ultrasound in predicting futility of resuscitative efforts.22 min
- The INTERACT2 Trial- Blood Pressure Reduction in Spontaneous Intracerebral HemorrhageAn analysis and discussion of the INTERACT2 trial, recently published in the New England Journal of Medicine, which compares a more intensive blood pressure lowering regimen to standard blood pressure lowering in patients with spontaneous intracerebral hemorrhage.14 min
About The EMJClub Podcast
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An evidence-based emergency medicine podcast. The Washington University Emergency Medicine Journal Club podcast provides an excellent way to keep up with the medical literature, improve patient care,…
and increase understanding of evidence-based medicine. Each month we ask a clinical or operational question pertinent to the practice of emergency medicine. We then discuss the four articles most relevant to that question in an attempt to determine the most evidence-based approach to patient care.