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Ode to the FOOSH
Hand and wrist radiographs are some of the most common and most challenging x-rays to read. Take 10 minutes to watch a video and freshen up on both the anatomy and technical factors associated with wrist radiographs.
Grand Rounds Recap 8/31
Burns, bubbling airways and bradycardic arrests: all part of this week's grand rounds that brought plenty of knowledge our way. This week we heard from Dr. Dale, burn surgeon, about the latest in burn management. Dr. Carleton ran through some of his hardest airway cases for an infallable mental model of intubation. Our R3s gave a practical session on transvenous pacer placement and Dr Kircher gave us his clinical soapbox of pneumonia management.
Annals of B Pod - September 2016 Is Here!
This issue marks the 10 year anniversary of Annals of B Pod. After 10 years and over 300 articles, Annals of B Pod continues to fulfill its initial mission of sharing the interesting case presentations, unique pathology, and diagnostic dilemmas that present to B Pod.
The time and effort put into publishing each issue by resident and faculty editors highlights their dedication to continually producing high-quality work. Each issue feels special because we, as editors, know that the publication upholds a unique and treasured tradition at the University of Cincinnati Emergency Medicine Residency. This issue feels extra special because it marks the beginning of our year-long celebration of our 10th anniversary. Over the coming year, former editors will reflect on their time in B Pod, and how sharing these experiences through Annals of B Pod shaped their career.