There are nearly 100 billion stars in the Milky Way – and almost that many articles published every year. Luckily for you, we read them all – or, at least, the ones in the domain of EM (Emergency Medicine). Catch up with where the new literature is leading you, leading you astray, or just plain bonkers. Sit back and let us inspire you to take your own deep dive into all the great foundational science. We'll swing through new stroke treatments, the ketamine blow-dart, the best medications for reanimating the dead, and many more! It has been exciting and surprising year in the EM literature. We'll be hitting all the highlights and letting you know what's hot and what's not. Topics to be addressed include, but are not limited to, abscess management, medications for renal colic, imaging for subarachnoid, new anticoagulant reversal agents, use of opiates, and the diagnosis of PE

1. EMERGENCY MEDICINE
YEAR IN REVIEW
ASHLEY SHREVES MD + RYAN RADECKI MD
SMACC DUBLIN 2016
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25. BOOM!
ASHLEY SHREVES MD + RYAN RADECKI MD
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