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A patient presents with an anterior shoulder dislocation on x-ray. Your ED just received 5 new patients via ambulance and you are trying to prioritize your patients as they come...
Michelle Lin, MD |
Myriad techniques exist to reduce shoulder dislocations, which includes scapular rotation, Hennepin, Snowbird, Cunningham, and Legg maneuvers. They are nicely reviewed at ShoulderDoc.co.uk. You can also supplement any technique with ultrasound-guided intraarticular...
Michelle Lin, MD |
A patient comes into your department with an obvious shoulder dislocation. You know you can easily reduce the shoulder and have the patient discharged before the orthopedic consultant calls back....
Matt Astin, MD |
What are common injury patterns seen in children who are abused? Non-accidental trauma should always be considered in pediatric patients who present with traumatic injuries. Watch this great 8 minute video...
Rahul Patwari, MD |
Dr. Rahul Patwari discusses Salter Harris fractures in pediatric patients with a helpful mnemonic to help you remember the categories. He also poses several questions in the first video, which...
Michelle Lin, MD |
Limping is a common reason for parents to bring their children to emergency departments. It is known that 77% of acute, atraumatic limp is dealt with in the ED, and 20%...
Salim Rezaie, MD |
When would you obtain a CT for a pediatric patient who sustained a head injury? Watch this nice 11-minute video review by Dr. Raul Patwari, discussing the 2009 Lancet PECARN...
Michelle Lin, MD |
General principles of fracture reduction involve axially distracting or pulling on a fracture fragment and pushing the piece back into anatomical alignment. This can be seen in the video below...
Michelle Lin, MD |
Patients with rotation deformities of the fingers from a metacarpal fracture should be reduced. All fingers should normally point towards the patient’s scaphoid bone.
Michelle Lin, MD |
I am in the process of creating a PV card on metacarpal fractures, divided into anatomical areas (base, shaft, neck, head), and am realizing that the EM and orthopedic literature...
Michelle Lin, MD |
Open fractures come in all shapes and sizes. Sometimes fractures create only a small, innocuous-looking puncture through the skin. Other times they look grossly contaminated with organic material and have...
Michelle Lin, MD |
As a followup to the blog on the Captain Morgan technique for hip dislocations, I’d like to throw out another similar technique that also does NOT involve climbing up on...
Fred Wu, MHS, PA-C |
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