History The ECG was recorded from a 50 year old man with a two day history of retrosternal chest pain associated with a ‘flu like illness. The pain was aggravated […]
Case A15. Pericarditis. St Emlyn’s ECG Library Read More
History The ECG was recorded from a 54 year old man who had undergone coronary angioplasty to the left anterior descending coronary artery six months previously. He had experienced angina
Case A14. Acute Anterolateral Ischaemia. St Emlyn’s ECG Library. Read More
“Would you tell me, please, which way I ought to go from here?” “That depends a good deal on where you want to get to,” said the Cat. “I don’t
In Pursuit of Excellence at #StEmlynsLive Read More
A little later than planned, but here is the podcast round up of the St Emlyn’s blog for August 2018. The following blogs are discussed. Lessons learned at EMSA
Podcast – August 2018 Monthly Round Up Read More
Professor Richard Body MB ChB, FRCEM, PhD Co-creator, Editor in Chief. St Emlyn’s Professor of Emergency Medicine Honorary Consultant in Emergency Medicine Director, Manchester Diagnostics and Technology Accelerator (DiTA)
Professor Richard Body Read More
Nearly at the end of what has been a fun and exciting conference with lots to learn and take home into our own practice. We’ve described much of this on
St.Emlyn’s at #EuSEM18 – Day 3 Read More
Some years ago I attended the first SMACC conference. It was special in many ways but it was an epiphany for me in my medical education journey. It opened my
Using narrative learning and story telling in Emergency Medicine. St Emlyn’s Read More
They said Marvel’s Avengers: Infinity War was the biggest crossover event in history, then along came a joint conference between the Royal College of Emergency Medicine and the European Society
St.Emlyn’s at #EuSEM18 – Day 1 Read More
I have been asked to talk about the diagnosis of massive PE for the upcoming EUSEM congress in Glasgow this month. We have blogged on this before1, but it’s a
Pulmonary Embolism – We call it massiiiiiiivve Read More
In this quick post I’m hoping to get you thinking and asking questions about how we measure things in medicine. And I hope that, like me, it might change how
50 shades of black and white: the folly of dichotomy Read More
