EM Ultrasound - The RUSH Exam - Via Ultrasoundpodcast.com

Ultrasoundpodcast.com is an amazing resource for all things EM Ultrasound. Produced by #FOAMed advocates: Mike Mallin (University of Utah), Matt Dawson (University of Kentucky), and Mike Stone (Boston). 

Check the website and subscribe to the podcast. 

They have also produced the ebook 'Introduction to Bedside Ultrasound Vols 1&2' available FOR FREE on itunes and Inkling.com. 

Enjoy this vodcast of Scott Weingart Teaching the RUSH exam at their Castlefest 2014 Ultrasound conference. (Parts 1&2)

RUSH stands for Rapid Ultrasound in Shock and Hypotension.  It introduces you to the potential benefits of ultrasound in sick medical patients. 

Hemodynamic Management of Massive Pulmonary Embolism via emcrit.org

 A great summary of the pathophysiology and management of Massive PE. 

emcrit.org is Scott Weingart's exploration of all things ED critical care and resuscitation.

Check out his website for one of the most amazing, free, medical education resources available on line.

Always check the comments section to hear what the international EM community has to say. 

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Zen and the art of shoulder reduction via ERCAST

Rob Orman introduces us to the Cunningham Technique for shoulder reduction. Neil Cunningham also has an amazing website called shoulderdislocation.net. 

Go to http://blog.ercast.org/zen-and-the-art-of-shoulder-reduction/ to see more videos, then check out shoulderdislocation.net to learn the 'unknown unknowns' of shoulder reduction. 

Novel Oral Anti Coagulants Explained, via stemlynsblog.org

Excellent summary of the Basics (part 1) and in more depth (part 2) from the stemlyns team. 

Find LOADS more notes and discussion on http://stemlynsblog.org/get-noac-knowhow-novel-oral-anticoagulants-part-1/ and http://www.stemlynspodcast.org/e/noacs-part-2/

Search for stemlyns in itunes or your podcast manager to download to your phone/tablet etc.