If you work in a kids ED then you probably see babies who are tagged as “possible PS” when they present with large volume vomiting. Pyloric stenosis is not a rare disease, yet it is much less common than the alternative diagnoses that present in small babies with vomiting… UTI, gastroenteritis, sepsis, reflux / overfeeding, […]
Rural Anaesthesia Journal Club
March 15, 2018 By 2 Comments
Welcome to a new thing on the show – a section all about Rural GP anaesthesia with a shiny new, Anaesthesia Journal club. On the first episode, I am joined by my colleague from Broome Dr Alex Harris. Here is what we discuss in written form. OBSTETRIC ANAESTHESIA International consensus statement on the management of […]
First10EM Journal Club: June DasSMACC Edition
July 2, 2017 By 6 Comments
Welcome back to the roughly monthly Journal Club with Dr Justin Morgenstern of First10EM fame. This month we have a special edition for you – we invited 6 of our favourite EBM FOAMed folks to join us live in Berlin at DasSMACC. We recorded the following podcast in the hotel lobby bar over a few […]
eFAST for Pneumothorax
May 15, 2017 By 2 Comments
This is a bit of a rant about a few things that I am interested in lately. I was watching the FOAMed feed on Twitter the other day when I saw a paper mentioned by Dr Jonathan Henry ( @EmergencyEcho ). Thanks for the post pub, peer review. Here was the tweet that caught my […]
Clinical Case 140: Rapid POCUS Diagnosis
April 5, 2017 By Leave a Comment
A quick case from the Broome vault… This case really shows how we can use bedside POCUS to make really important diagnoses in rapid time. Sometimes the fact that “traditional tests” are not available forces me to use POCUS as a “Substitute” which works out really well! If you are a POCUS junky or want […]
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