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Fourteen Emergency Medicine Research Gems from 2023

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The Sisyphean task remains to try to keep up—and, in that vein—here is a light round of the emergency medicine literature from 2023. 4 Repeated trials have not shown alteplase to have any signal of better outcomes, nor tenecteplase to have an association with increased adverse events. How Best to Stop the Bleeding in Trauma?

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Use Of Radio-opaque Markers In Penetrating Trauma

The Trauma Pro

Rapid placement of some kind of marker on all wounds followed by a quick image allows them to roughly predict what was hit, and assess the possibility that there might be bleeding that would drive the team straight to the operating room. 1485, Dec 2023. So yes, this is dogma.

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Bubble Wrap PLUS – January 2024

Don't Forget the Bubbles

Data from the Nurse-Family Partnership program involving 60,171 families were analysed across four cohorts, including pre-pandemic and three pandemic cohorts (from July 2022 to October 2023). However, children who had an operation experienced improvements in behaviour, symptoms, and quality of life and had lower blood pressure.

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ICU Physiology in 1000 Words: The Venous Excess Ultrasound Score Is Not the Mean Systemic Pressure

PulmCCM

OP is operating point, the operating point defines the cardiac output on the y-axis and Pra on the x-axis; Rcardiac is cardiac resistance (i.e., OP1 is operating point 1 at baseline. With tamponade, operating point 2 (OP2) is formed. Might this novel measure predict outcome in critically-ill patients [ @ross_prager ]?

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How Long Should EM Residency Be? New Studies Shed Light

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The lack of differences in the observed outcomes do not suggest one EM training length is superior. The additional year may improve career trajectory or longevity, entrance into fellowship or academic practice, or other longer-term outcomes including successful development of a niche in the specialty. 11 What should we take away?

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Video beats direct laryngoscopy for intubation--even for experts

PulmCCM

The real world success rates by operators experienced with intubation remained unknown. That uncertainty has been largely dispelled by large randomized trials in 2023 and 2024 confirming that video laryngoscopy is a superior method for obtaining first pass intubation success for patients with average risk airways.

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Case Report: Imaging Follows Dangerous ATV Accident

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2,3 In this case, aortic dissection was visualized neither on initial bedside nor on repeat inpatient TTE, despite operator knowledge of a known lesion and extensive operator training. 1,3 Temporizing measures are not always possible for critically ill Grade IV patients, and outcomes are usually much worse. Click to enlarge.)