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Tag Archives: ENT

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Dental Trauma… In a Rush

Sep 10, 2020Catherine BuckleyENT, TraumaENT, Trauma

Author: Catherine Buckley, MD

Not all dental pain is a simple- pain control, quick mouth exam, apology for not being a dentist, and list of free dental clinics in the area. Sometimes we actually get to do something! 

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Epistaxis…in a Rush

Jun 18, 2020Alex JayENTENT

Oh epistaxis. This dreaded entity can be difficult to control, and always manages to rear its ugly head at the end of a busy shift. Its severity can range from…

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5 Minute Journal: Hypertension, Nosebleeds, and Vasoconstrictors walk into a bar

Apr 16, 2020Rush Emergency Medicine5-Minute Journal, ENT5 Minute Journal Article, ENT

Author: Dr. Dennis McKinney Background: Epistaxis is one of the most common presenting chief complaints in the emergency department, accounting for about 1 in 200 visits. Different algorithmic approaches exist…

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ENT Emergencies

Dec 7, 2018Kelly Ryan1 CommentAirway, ENTAirway, ENT

Last week we had an ENT sim, lead by our always helpful ENT colleagues, focusing on 4 ENT emergencies we should all be familiar with:

  1. Epistaxis
  2. Auricular hematoma
  3. Peritonsillar abscess
  4. Cricothyrotomy

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The Dental Box

Aug 10, 2017RahulENT, ProceduresENT

Dental fractures are always fun. Luckily we have a Dental Box available in the Emergency Department. Here are some instructional videos shown today. These will be stored in Pod A. Thanks to Dr. Vishnu Pandurangadu for the inservice on these tools and theDentalBox.com for the videos.

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Penetrating Neck Trauma

Sep 16, 2015RahulENT, TraumaENT, Trauma

Here is an application of the method we use to approach trauma, namely penetrating trauma to the neck. These videos in particular, you will find helpful on your trauma simulation…

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