This evidence review is the handout for the talk I gave at the Emergency Medicine Cases Summit entitled […]
ebm reviews Evidence Based Medicine
Back again with an eclectic collection of papers that might improve your practice, make you think, or just […]
Most septic patients don’t have a salt water deficit. Some people are (incorrectly) convinced that normal saline is […]
We have finally reached the end of the laceration repair series. So far, it seems like nothing we […]
In part 4 of the laceration evidence series, we learned that wound eversion is probably dogma. In part […]
When a scientific paper is immediately covered in lay media, you can almost guarantee a lot of incorrect […]
As discussed in the post “Does closure technique matter”, I rarely use sutures anymore. Tissue adhesives and/or steri-strips […]
There are a lot of strong opinions about how lacerations should be repaired. There may be even more […]
If you have attended medical school, one ‘fact’ I guartunee you have heard is that wound eversion is […]