Evidence Based Medicine Archives

There are a lot of strong opinions about how lacerations should be repaired. There may be even more […]

Lacerations: Does closure technique matter?

If you have attended medical school, one ‘fact’ I guartunee you have heard is that wound eversion is […]

One of the first times I was really introduced to ‘dogma busting’ was when I was told early […]

I can almost guarantee that everyone has heard about this paper already. It is an exciting topic. It […]

In part 2 of the laceration evidence series, we are going to tackle all of the evidence around […]

A true rarity: An RCT demonstrating a mortality benefit, but is it too good to be true? Matchett […]

This is the beginning of a long series looking at all the evidence around laceration repair in the […]

This is a guest post by Harrison Hayward and Dennis Ren: Dr. Harrison Hayward is a Pediatric Emergency […]

I first heard about this article on Scott Weingart’s RACC Lit review, where he discussed it as a […]