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Does anyone think that this is generally a bad idea when closed-reducing mandible dislocations? Yes, it's easiest to apply downward pressure on the mandible by pushing down on the occlusal...
Michelle Lin, MD |
A few weeks ago, I gave a Tricks of the Trade talk for the Stanford-Kaiser Emergency Medicine residents and faculty. I was overwhelmed by the great, creative ideas that came...
Michelle Lin, MD |
Peritonsillar abscess drainage in the ED continues to be one of my favorite procedures to perform. There are several tricks to increase your chances for a successful aspiration. One trick...
Michelle Lin, MD |
Dr. Rob Rogers (University of Maryland) is at it again with another brilliant installment of his Medical Education Videos. This 10-minute video covers the Khan Academy and how you too...
Michelle Lin, MD |
High pressure irrigation of wounds is critical in reducing the rate of wound infection. There are a variety of commercial irrigation kits which include splash guards. If you are irrigating...
Michelle Lin, MD |
Last week, I talked about the use of Rare Earth Magnets for removing metallic foreign bodies. Sometimes a straight magnet though isn’t quite strong enough to grab a metallic foreign...
Michelle Lin, MD |
A child presents to your Emergency Department with a small button battery up her nose. Your usual tricks fail: Occluding the other nostril and having the mother blow in the...
Michelle Lin, MD |
In many cases of massive GI bleeding, airway control is essential. During endotracheal intubation, suction sometimes just isn’t adequate enough to allow to get a good view of the...
Michelle Lin, MD |
“Ow, that burnnnnssss… ow! ow! ow! … zzzzzz… As many as 60% of patients report significant pain with the injection of IV propofol. Once a patient experiences pain, it’s too...
Michelle Lin, MD |
It’s a Friday evening shift in the “minor area” of your ED and a young woman who had imbibed a little too much alcohol comes in with an avulsion of...
Hans Rosenberg, MD |
An essential skill of any innovative troubleshooter in the Emergency Department is the ability to recognize when one piece of equipment may be used elsewhere. For instance, what’s your go-to...
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 |
Scalp lacerations are apparently a hot topic these days. This is the third post now on how to apply a bandage to a scalp laceration. Beanie hat using tubular gauze...
Michelle Lin, MD |
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