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Grand Rounds Recap 6.21.17
This week's Grand Rounds were jammed packed with Ultrasound Guided Regional Anesthesia pearls, first from Dr. Carleton and then from Drs. Dang and O'Brien. Drs. Thompson and Lagasse walked us through can't miss x-rays during small groups. Dr. Nagle taught us about pediatric EKGs.
Annals of B-Pod: Abdominal Compartment Syndrome
While compartment syndrome of the extremities is a much feared complication - what happens when you get compartment syndrome of the abdomen? Does this mean you really shouldn't trust your gut? In this article, Dr. Harty discusses through the evaluation and management of abdominal compartment syndrome in this week's issue of Annals of B-Pod.
Small Kids and Squiggle Lines - An Introduction to Pediatric EKG Interpretation
It’s a typical shift in your community shop when you see a patient on the board that makes you nervous. 2 year old male with syncope. It’s been awhile since you have treated someone born in the 21st century and you know this child’s workup will likely involve an EKG. The closest pediatric hospital is 2 hours away. How comfortable do you feel interpreting the squiggle lines generated by this little heart?
