Welcome to the 180th LITFL Review. Your regular and reliable source for the highest highlights, sneakiest sneak peeks and loudest shout-outs from the webbed world of emergency medicine and critical care. Each week the LITFL team casts the spotlight on the blogosphere’s best and brightest and deliver a bite-sized chuck of FOAM.
The Most Fair Dinkum Ripper Beauts of the Week
The Best of #FOAMed Emergency Medicine
- A great follow up to the Cricothyrotomy podcast last week from EMCrit looking at further airway discussions and online etiquette. [SL]
- The latest episode of FOAMcast is all about burns. [MG]
- Have you seen Wellen’s pseudonormalise? Head over to Dr Smith’s ECG blog for a great case. [MG]
The Best of #FOAMcc Critical Care
- The St. Emlyn’s team reviews the top 10 trauma articles of the last 12 months. [AS]
- The guys at the Bottom Line take on the PREOXYFLOW study looking at high flow nasal oxygen in intubating hypoxaemic patients. Worth a read. [SO]
- Here’s an interesting post by Scott Aberegg on status quo bias in appraising critical care literature. Do you do the same? [SO]
The Best of #FOAMtox Toxicology
- emDocs’ Zach Radwine has written a nice overview on Carbon Monoxide– an oldie but a goodie! [JAR]
- Synthetic cannabinoids…is anyone keeping track of how many are coming out of the pipeline? The Poison Review definitely is with this review of a paper on MAB-CHMINACA, a high-affinity synthetic cannabinoid [JAR]
- More on the synthetic cannabinoid discussion, ForensicToxGuy contributes his take on MAB-CHIMINACA with a mind-blowing (no pun intended) discussion on the forensic chemistry of these substances…there’s even a GoT reference included [JAR]
The Best of #FOAMus Ultrasound
- Is two point compression scanning really good enough for DVT? The guys at the Ultrasound podcast take us through some recent controversy about this. [SO]
- Josh Farkas discusses cognitive approaches to improve shock diagnosis with ultrasound with
a blog post and embedded article. [SO]
The Best of #FOAMPed Pediatrics
- Emergency Medicine Ireland offers a quick review of ITP in Tasty Morsel 048. [AS]
- Should kids be cooled to 33 degrees C or kept normothermic after ROSC? Resus.me reviews the recent NEJM article. [AS]
The Best of #FOAMim Internal Medicine
- Dr Lederer’s continues her electrolyte-focused, case-centered lecture-and-slides, this week on Calcium Homeostatis. [ML]
The Best of Medical Education and Social Media
- EMDocs.net continues its series on the EM Mindset with Reuben Strayer, discussing the 8 responsibilities of the EM doc (public health, resource stewardship, customer service, managing ED flow, disposition and level of care, symptom relief, identification of dangerous conditions and resuscitation). [AS]
- The Teaching Course Podcast is now live and features a number of talks including Rob Rogers on the importance of branding yourself in medicine. [AS]
- Boring EM discusses how learners, teachers and producers of FOAM can improve the content and quality. [AS]
News from the Fast Lane
- The SMACC 2015 Schedule is now available!! [AS]
- Check out another jammed packed edition of Research and Review in the Fast Lane 079 [ML]
Reference Sources and Reading List
- Emergency Medicine and Critical Care blog/podcast list
- LITFL Global Blogroll
- FOAMEM RSS feed syndication for global FOAM
- Twitter: #FOAMed – #FOAMcc – #FOAMtox – #FOAMped – #FOAMus – #FOAMim
Brought to you by:
- Anand Swaminathan [AS] (EM Lyceum, iTeachEM)
- Brent Thoma [BT] (BoringEM and Academic Life in EM)
- Chris Connolly [CC]
- Chris Nickson [CN] ( iTeachEM, RAGE, INTENSIVE and SMACC)
- Joe-Anthony Rotella [JAR]
- Kane Guthrie [KG]
- Mat Goebel [MG]
- Segun Olusanya [SO] (JICSCast)
- Simon Laing [SL] (HEFTEMCast)
- Tessa Davis [TRD] (Don’t Forget The Bubbles)
- Marjorie Lazoff [ML]
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