Notable Guests
AS
Anand Swaminathan
31x
BL
Brit Long
29x
JM
Justin Morgenstern
22x
HR
Hans Rosenberg
18x
WH
Walter Himmel
17x
SR
Sarah Reid
16x
AP
Andrew Petrosoniak
13x
DC
David Carr
11x
AS
Arun Sayal
10x
JY
Joel Yaphe
7x
LS
Leeor Sommer
7x
SR
Salim Rezaie
7x
MG
Michael Gottlieb
6x
MK
Michelle Klaiman
6x
Recent Episodes
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Discusses nuanced decisions on when to image, wait, or use alternative tests in emergency medicine.
Amit Shah
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Emergency physicians face frustration with patients lacking primary care access.
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Pediatric neurocritical care and altered mental status discussed.
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Facial trauma assessment focuses on airway, vision, and soft tissue injuries.
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Hip pain can be straightforward or complex, presenting diagnostic challenges.
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Critically appraise literature on antibiotics for strep throat.
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Discusses stigma and fragmented care for substance use disorder in the ED.
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Pediatric agitation in the ED is high-risk and resource-intensive.
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Discussed vasopressin, steroids, amiodarone, and lidocaine for cardiac arrest.
Rob Simard
Sheldon Cheskes
Ep 215 Cardiac Arrest Update: Beyond the 2025 Guidelines Part 1: CPR, Defibrillation and Ventilation
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Discussed CPR quality failures and real-time correction strategies.
Rob Simard
Sheldon Cheskes
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EMC² introduces a new case-based series for knowledge building.
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Recognize endometriosis in patients with pelvic pain, distinguishing flares from complications.
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Status epilepticus outcomes depend on speed, not just drug choice.
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Safely forgo LP and antibiotics in febrile infants using risk stratification.
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Discusses upper back pain, traumatic pneumothorax/hemothorax decision making.
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Prioritize thyrotoxicosis in 'sepsis without a source' presentations.
Alyssa Louis
George Willis
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Consider decompensated hypothyroidism in critically ill patients.
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Discusses pediatric urinary retention, transverse myelitis, and clenched fist injury.
Deborah Schonfeld
Jesse McLaren
Matthew McArther
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Non-disabling strokes carry high risk of early disabling recurrence.
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Ischemic stroke management shifts from 'minor/major' to 'disabling/non-disabling'.