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University of Wisconsin Department of Family Medicine physician Derek Hubbard, MD instructs family doctors on how to find clinical information at the point of care.

Shoulder relocation without procedural sedation
Local Anesthesia maximum doses
Dealing with a history of allergic reaction to local anesthesia

I picked up that next chart and saw the chief complaint was rash after taking prednisone. Sounded straight forward. The patient was a 16 year old female who looked like she was feeling fine and with...

This month the ED Letter is on the enthralling, exhilarating subject of THE FINGER—yes, hold your applause until the end please. I know, the extensor mechanism of the finger doesn't sound so thrillin...

Here is an almost perfect video of the New York State's trauma patient assessment. There are two parts to this video, so do not miss part 2 (it is much more exciting).

Here is part 2 of the trauma patient assessment. These are the things that should not happen on a call, plus some funny bloopers.

One method of securing a chest tube. Any other ideas? Tricks? How do you do it?

Demonstrating a patient with limit range of motion of shoulder in all direction

The VDO presentation shows the intraoperative findings in a patient with pyogenic septic arthritis of the knee joint. The VDO reveals frank pus draining from the knee joint.

The VDO clip shows the arthroscopic synovectomy in a patient with rheumatoid arthritis of the elbow joint.

The VDO show the clinical presentation of a patient with massive rotator cuff tear and severe infraspinatus muscle atrophy.

The VDO clip shows the preoperative physical examination of a patient with traumatic massive rotator cuff tear ( Supraspinatus tear)

Letter Emergency Department Emergency Medicine Compartment Pressure Measurement

The Emergency Department Letter How to Remember the causes of the Crashing Neonate

ED Letter How to Tell the difference between these two ocular syndromes.

slide presentation discussing the general approach to the emergency department patient

DVT
ED limited Ultrasound to rule out a proximal DVT

Venous Pulsations EMLIVE.
Venous Pulsations! What are they? How Do I find them? What do they mean? Find out in this month's episode of EM LIVE!

Treatment of a Felon
ED Letter
Emergency Department Letter

A patient presents with altered mental status and the paramedics tell you that he was found with an empty bottle of Valproic Acid.
What are the potential causes of AMS that are a part of this unique ...