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altered mental status, Brian Steinhart, coma cocktail, David Carr, EM Cases, Emergency Medicine, Episodes, naloxone, Neurology, Toxicology
Episode 13 Part 2: Killer Coma Cases – The Intoxicated Patient
In part 2 of this episode Dr. Helman presents two more cases to Dr. Carr and Dr. Steinhart, who give us their insights into the common conundrums when it comes...
Anton Helman | April 12, 2011
altered mental status, Brian Steinhart, coma cocktail, David Carr, EM Cases, Emergency Medicine, Episodes, naloxone, Neurology, Toxicology
Episode 13 Part 2: Killer Coma Cases – The Intoxicated Patient
In part 2 of this episode Dr. Helman presents two more cases to Dr. Carr and Dr. Steinhart, who give us their insights into the common conundrums when it comes...
Anton Helman | April 12, 2011
altered mental status, Brian Steinhart, coma cocktail, CSF analysis, David Carr, EM Cases, Emergency Medicine, Episodes, found down, lumbar puncture, meningitis, Neurology, seizure, status epilepticus
Episode 13 Part 1: Killer Coma Cases – The Found Down Patient
In Part 1 of Killer Coma Cases - The Found Down Pateint, Dr. Helman presents two challenging cases to Dr. Brian Steinhart and Dr. David Carr, who tell us loads...
Anton Helman | April 12, 2011
altered mental status, Brian Steinhart, coma cocktail, CSF analysis, David Carr, EM Cases, Emergency Medicine, Episodes, found down, lumbar puncture, meningitis, Neurology, seizure, status epilepticus
Episode 13 Part 1: Killer Coma Cases – The Found Down Patient
In Part 1 of Killer Coma Cases - The Found Down Pateint, Dr. Helman presents two challenging cases to Dr. Brian Steinhart and Dr. David Carr, who tell us loads...
Anton Helman | April 12, 2011
altered mental status, Brian Steinhart, coma cocktail, CSF analysis, David Carr, EM Cases, Emergency Medicine, Episodes, found down, lumbar puncture, meningitis, Neurology, seizure, status epilepticus
Episode 13 Part 1: Killer Coma Cases – The Found Down Patient
In Part 1 of Killer Coma Cases - The Found Down Pateint, Dr. Helman presents two challenging cases to Dr. Brian Steinhart and Dr. David Carr, who tell us loads...
Anton Helman | April 12, 2011
aortic dissection, Best Case Ever, Brian Steinhart, coma, EM Cases, Emergency Medicine, found down, Neurology
Best Case Ever 2 The Found Down Patient
In relation to Episode 13 on The Found Down Patient with Dr. Brian Steinhart and Dr. David Carr, we present here, the second of our new 5 minute 'Best Case...
Anton Helman | March 31, 2011
aortic dissection, Best Case Ever, Brian Steinhart, coma, EM Cases, Emergency Medicine, found down, Neurology
Best Case Ever 2 The Found Down Patient
In relation to Episode 13 on The Found Down Patient with Dr. Brian Steinhart and Dr. David Carr, we present here, the second of our new 5 minute 'Best Case...
Anton Helman | March 31, 2011
aortic dissection, Best Case Ever, Brian Steinhart, coma, EM Cases, Emergency Medicine, found down, Neurology
Best Case Ever 2 The Found Down Patient
In relation to Episode 13 on The Found Down Patient with Dr. Brian Steinhart and Dr. David Carr, we present here, the second of our new 5 minute 'Best Case...
Anton Helman | March 31, 2011
ALiEM Cards, Neurology
Paucis Verbis card: Generalized Convulsive Status Epilepticus
How do you manage patients who present in status epilepticus, knowing that “time is CNS function”? The longer patients remain seizing, the greater their morbidity and mortality. Did you know...
Michelle Lin, MD | January 21, 2011
ALiEM Cards, Neurology
Paucis Verbis card: Workup for first-time seizure
How do you workup adult patients who present with a new-onset seizure and now neurologically back to normal? There unfortunately is very little recent literature about the best workup approach....
Michelle Lin, MD | January 14, 2011
Neurology, procedure, Tricks of the Trade
Trick of the Trade: Reducing post-LP headache risk
We often do lumbar puncture in the ED. Patients get warned about the potential of a post LP headache. What is the prevalence of a post-LP headache? The literature reports...
Stella Yiu, MD | January 12, 2011
ALiEM Cards, Neurology
Paucis Verbis card: Subarachnoid hemorrhage high-risk characteristics
In Wednesday’s post about the Colorado Compendium, Graham mentioned a new 2010 BMJ article on the high-risk signs suggestive of subarachnoid hemorrhage by the gurus in clinical prediction rules in...
Michelle Lin, MD | December 17, 2010
Neurology, Tricks of the Trade
Trick of the Trade: OKN drum to test psychogenic coma
Occasionally, emergency physicians see patients who present because they are unresponsive despite normal vital signs and an otherwise normal exam. You detect no drugs or alcohol on board. You suspect...
Michelle Lin, MD | July 14, 2010

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