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期刊名:Western journal of emergency medicine

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ISSN:1936-900X

e-ISSN:1936-9018

IF/分区:2.3/Q2

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Alyssa Platt,Timothy Peterson,Erica Peethumnongsin et al. Alyssa Platt et al.
Introduction: Point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) can expedite patient diagnoses and improve procedural safety in emergency department (ED) patients. Nevertheless, clinical POCUS use lags in many ED sites nationwide, with on...
Aurora Jin,Allison Cohen,Aileen Virella et al. Aurora Jin et al.
Introduction: Ultrasound-guided nerve blocks (UGNB) are an effective and safe method of pain control that are increasingly used for pain management in the emergency department (ED). However, performing these procedures is...
Mary Bridget Lee,Joshua Goldstein,Daniel Hercz et al. Mary Bridget Lee et al.
Introduction: Our study objective was to share the experiences of four public emergency departments (ED) caring for patients with complications of gluteal autologous fat transfer (AFT), colloquially known as Brazilian but...
Gregory Muller,Kate Miller,Loretta Matheson et al. Gregory Muller et al.
Introduction: Despite expectations that emergency medical services (EMS) transport following a gunshot wound (GSW) would improve 30-day mortality compared to transport by private vehicle, the opposite has been found in se...
Akash Manes,Joban Sran,Ivjot Samra et al. Akash Manes et al.
Introduction: Hypoventilation and hypercapnia are the primary physiological indicators of opioid-induced respiratory depression (OIRD), while hypoxia is typically a later manifestation. However, use of pulse oximetry to m...
Chigozie Chukwunyere,Jessica Heil,Matthew Salzman et al. Chigozie Chukwunyere et al.
Introduction: We incorporated an 8-hour standardized substance use disorder (SUD) curriculum and X-waiver training into our emergency medicine (EM) residency. We sought to assess whether the implementation of the standard...
Robert R Ehrman,Nicholas E Harrison,Brian D Haber et al. Robert R Ehrman et al.
Background: Prevalence of heart failure is increasing, with an associated rise in emergency department (ED)-related care. Social determinants of health (SDoH) are associated with adverse health outcomes, but the extent to...
Carmine Nasta,Romeo Morelli,Antonia Ida Facciuto et al. Carmine Nasta et al.
Background: Incidentalomas-unexpected neoplastic lesions discovered during imaging for unrelated complaints-represent a growing clinical and ethical challenge in emergency medicine. Their detection has increased due to wi...
Phillip D Jenkins,Obert Xu,Kenneth DeVane et al. Phillip D Jenkins et al.
Background: Intravenous (IV) fluids are commonly used in emergency departments (ED), but their supply can be vulnerable to national shortages. In September 2024, Tropical Storm Helene disrupted production at a major manuf...
Gretchen Nonawzki,Zhengqiu Zhou,Maureen Mohan et al. Gretchen Nonawzki et al.
Introduction: Intimate partner violence (IPV) represents a pervasive and costly public health issue. Many IPV victims seek care in the emergency department (ED) due to injuries or related medical complaints; yet a substan...