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EVACUATE: ICH Management

Life in the Fast Lane

Oliver Flower EVACUATE: ICH Management Amal Abou-Hamden discusses intracerebral haemorrhage (ICH), and the history of management of surgical management of ICH including the STICH1, STICH2 and EVACUATE trial

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Science Based Satire: What I Would Have Done

Science Based Medicine

A man who experienced the pandemic entirely from his laptop, explains what he would have done had he actually done anything. The post Science Based Satire: What I Would Have Done first appeared on Science-Based Medicine.

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211. Marine exposures: something's fishy

Board Bombs

We're talking those impossible-to-remember marine exposures that will always be a thorn in your side on the test. Unless you work on the coast (or Australia), you will never see these. Want to experience the greatest in board studying? Check out our interactive question bank podcast- the FIRST of its kind here. Cite this podcast as: Briggs, Blake; Husain, Iltifat. 211.

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What is the Differential Diagnosis of a Suprarenal Mass?

Pediatric Education

Patient Presentation A full-term newborn male was admitted to the newborn nursery after an uncomplicated vaginal birth and uneventful pregnancy. A right-sided suprarenal mass had been identified on routine ultrasound during the third trimester that was thought to likely be an adrenal hemorrhage. The family history was negative for congenital or genetic problems or cancer.

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Lab case 437

EMergucate

A police recruit doing a 20 km pack hike. Collapsed. GCS on arrival was 7. His temperature was 39.2 on arrival. His venous blood gases showed the following: PH = 7.

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Masks are nearly all off

Sensible Medicine

There is an old George Carlin joke: on the freeway, everyone driving slower than you is an idiot and anyone driving faster is a maniac. I think many of us feel the same about masking. Anyone who wears it longer than you is an idiot, and anyone who took it off sooner is a maniac. At the airport in SF, masks are nearly completely gone. SF of course is the last bastion of masking, as masking correlates with more democratic voters and not public health principles.

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Lab case 436 interpretation

EMergucate

Answers: PH = 7.391, that is within the normal range, slightly to the acidic side. pCO2 = 57 mmHg, that is high. So we have respiratory acidosis.

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