Grand Rounds Recap 10.23.24

Grand Rounds Recap 10.23.24

Join us for another exciting week of Grand Rounds! This week, we had Morbidity and Mortality conference with Dr. Gobble. This was followed by CPC with Drs. Qin and Bryant. Next, Dr. Wilson walked us through a case of methoglobinemia caused by sodium nitrite toxicity. We finished up the day with Dr. Wright’s capstone on rural emergency medicine.

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Grand Rounds Recap 8.23.23

Grand Rounds Recap 8.23.23

We start out this week with our Morbidity and Mortality conference with Dr. Stark where she dives into a variety of cases included dog bite related infections, critical care boarding, malaria, septic bursitis, lunate dislocations, and regional wall motion abnormalities. Next, Drs. Arnold and Wilson discuss workup and management of patients with acute liver failure in the emergency department. Dr. Moulds then followed where she discussed ventricular tachycardias including Torsades de Pointes during her Taming the SRU presentation. Finally, we wrapped up the day with Dr. Kein’s R4 Case Follow Up where she discussed a patient who presented three patient cases who deserve your conservativism.

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Grand Rounds Recap 10.19.22

Grand Rounds Recap 10.19.22

This week’s grand rounds features a discussion on the treatment and complications of inflammatory bowel disease with Dr. Hajdu, a CPC showdown and discussion of appendicitis with Drs. Gobble and Urbanowicz, an overview of hand injuries in the community with Dr. Betz, and an intense Taming the SRU case of a traumatic aortic injury with Dr. Kein.

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Mastering Minor Care: Hand Injuries

Mastering Minor Care: Hand Injuries

Dr. Stark takes us through a thorough hand exam & common injuries in the ED - come learn or refresh your anatomy, fracture patterns and can’t miss diagnosis or hand and forearm injuries.

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Grand Rounds Recap 03.24.21

What’d we cover in this week’s Grand Rounds? Dr. Mand expertly delivered her final Morbidity & Mortality conference of the year, covering a spectrum of pathology from pediatric cardiac arrest to BRASH syndrome. Dr. Ryan gave the second part of the highly informative medical malpractice series. Dr. Stark reviewed hand injuries for her R1 Clinical Knowledge, an EM bread & butter lecture series. To cap things off, Dr. Hunt reviewed an R3 case where she tamed the SRU.

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Grand Rounds Recap 03.10.21

Grand Rounds Recap 03.10.21

This week’s Grand Rounds started off with Journal Club covering everyone’s favorite medication, droperidol! We followed this with a blast from the past, alum and guest lecturer Dr. Iserson who delivered this quarter’s Global Health Grand Rounds. The Sports Medicine Interest Group gave key points on the hand, elbow, and hip exam. Finally, the day ended with video review of two pediatric resuscitations to make us all pause the next time we see the chief complaint “shortness of breath” pop onto the trackboard.

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Mastering Minor Care: Hydrofluoric Acid Exposure

Mastering Minor Care: Hydrofluoric Acid Exposure

Although hand injuries are often triaged to minor care/fast track, not all of these injuries are so minor in nature. Join Dr. Adam Gottula and Dr. Bennett Lane as they discuss one of the most fear hand injuries: Hydrofluoric Acid Exposure.

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Grand Rounds Recap 8.7.19

Grand Rounds Recap 8.7.19

This week started with some nutritional tips (and treats that cannot be shared on the recap) of how to get through a shift (and life) eating quality over quantity. This was followed by lecture of the best cases of the year by Dr. Benoit, contracts and bedside teaching small groups and Sports Medicine guru Dr. Betz took us through Hand cases in our community series discharge, transfer or admit.

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Grand Rounds Recap 8/24

Grand Rounds Recap 8/24

This week's Grand Rounds included M&M where we learned all about bleeding and how to stop it, listened to a Case Follow-up about the Neurological Complications of Infective Endocarditis, and had lectures on BRUE, Hand Injury management in the community, and Impostor Phenomenon.   

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