Pelvic Trauma 101 (or How to Prevent Death by Snu-Snu)
Pelvic fracture is one of the main sources of hemorrhage in trauma patients. Their management should begin immediately at the scene to limit the blood loss and improve the patient’s outcome. Learn more about pelvic fractures, their classifications, and all the available treatments.
The Sepsis Six Samurai – Part 2
The principles of treatment for sepsis and septic shock… The Sepsis Six Bundle and much more…
The Bleeding Volcano – Initial Management
One of the most gruesome events you can experience is when a patient starts vomiting blood… The first thing to do is not to lose control over the situation!
Why Do We Complicate an Uncomplicated Matter?
Acute diverticulitis encloses a whole world of possibilities… We don’t need to treat all cases aggressively… Sometimes doing a step back for the sake of our patients is a good thing…
All Roads Lead to Appendectomy… or Maybe Not?!
The mainstream treatment for acute appendicitis has always been surgery, in form of appendectomy. However, maybe there is another possibility for these patients.
