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Hot off the press: Free EM Practice articles

Michelle Lin, MD |

EBMedicineThanks to EB Medicine, “Emergency Medicine Practice” articles from 2007 and earlier are now free! This series is a well-written and practical evidence-based review resource for EM physicians. It’s a great place to start reading about bread-and-butter EM content, especially for medical students and junior residents. There haven’t been too much change in the past 3 years on many of the topics.

Full list of free EM Practice articles for download. Below are the links for the 2006-07 articles. Enjoy!

Imaging In The Adult Patient With Nontraumatic Abdominal Pain February 2007
ED Management Of Delirium and Agitation January 2007
Acutely Decompensated Heart Failure: Diagnostic and Therapeutic Strategies December 2006
An Evidence Based Thoracic Imaging Curriculum for Emergency Medicine November 2006
The Swollen Extremity: A Systematic Approach To The Evaluation Of A Common Complaint October 2006
Diagnosis And Management Of North American Snake And Scorpion Envenomations September 2006
Seizures and Status Epilepticus: Diagnosis and Management in the Emergency Department August 2006
Pain Management in the Emergency Department July 2006
The Evaluation and Management of Heat Injuries in the Emergency Department June 2006
Acute Spinal Injuries: Assessment and Management May 2006
Blast Injuries: Preparing For The Inevitable April 2006
Aortic Emergencies Part II: Abdominal Aneurysms And Aortic Trauma March 2006
Aortic Emergencies: Part I – Thoracic Dissections And Aneurysms February 2006

 

 

 

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Michelle Lin, MD

Michelle Lin, MD

ALiEM Founder and CEO
Professor and Digital Innovation Lab Director
Department of Emergency Medicine
University of California, San Francisco

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