Most emergency physicians love gadgets. Â And ultrasound machines are great gadgets. If you’re keeping up with the Emergency Medicine literature, you’d be forgiven for believing that ultrasound is the way …
JC: Diagnostic panacea? USS that paeds abscess?? St.Emlyn’s Read More »
Over the years we’ve been building up a profile of our virtual hospital, St. Emlyn’s.  Here, let’s explore the way we reflect on cases in Emergency Medicine, and take a look at what might …
Is this what we mean by critical care? Feedback at St.Emlyn’s Read More »
I can’t believe how time flies. It’s over a month since Cardiology Case 01 and it’s gone by in the blinking of an eye. This month’s case is inspired by …
Cardiology Case 02: ST depression, no rush? St.Emlyn’s Read More »
Here we go with what I hope will become a regular feature of the St. Emlyn’s blog – a cardiology case of the month. Â This is something I’ve been running …
A review of a paper looking at the management of patients who did not wait to be seen in the emergency department. High levels of risk identified.
We’re lucky to have NICE guidelines in the UK. A couple of years ago, on a visit to the US, one of my collaborators from the US mentioned how jealous …
You Snooze, You Ooze: Anticoagulants and Minor Head Injury Read More »
Thanks for a great post, Gareth. If you’ve landed here without reading that post, hit the link – this is a follow on, a ‘deep dive’ in the words of Smart …
Glasgow Blatchford Score 2 – The case for an RCT! Read More »
It seems to me that many emergency physicians struggle to understand exactly how we’re supposed to be managing patients with suspected cardiac chest pain. The first, and arguably most important …
Deciding Who To Investigate For ACS: The Problem Of ‘Coronary Bridge’ Read More »
