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Authors: Felipe Teran (@FTeranMD), Rachel Lindor and Daniel Cabrera (cabreraERDR)   Despite its complexity, the immediate management of a patient with a Left Ventricular Assist[...]

By Daniel Cabrera • November 2, 2014

Authors: Venkatesh Bellamkonda, M.D. (@VenkBellamkonda) and Tobias Kummer, M.D. (@buskloper)   I find myself on shift occasionally caring for people who are confused, tachycardic and[...]

By Daniel Cabrera • November 1, 2014

Link to the ABIM website PDF Version of the Document

By Daniel Cabrera • October 28, 2014

Author: Daniel Cabrera, M.D. / Reviewer: Dustin Leigh, M.D.   What are hiccups? Why is it important? Hiccups are funny as long as somebody else[...]

By Daniel Cabrera • October 27, 2014

  According to the current KDIGO definition(1), Acute Kidney Injury is defined as: Increase in serum creatinine  by ≥ 0.3 mg/dl (X26.5 lmol/l) within 48 hours;[...]

By Daniel Cabrera • October 25, 2014

Author: Alejandro Rabinstein, M.D. Professor of Neurology. Mayo Clinic. Diagnosis of subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH) is a big topic in the ED and one that is often discussed.[...]

By Daniel Cabrera • October 19, 2014

The following video is part of Mayo Clinic Social Media Residency Curriculum http://youtu.be/ruMjKyrUv8U

By Daniel Cabrera • October 12, 2014

Author: Daniel Cabrera, M.D. / Reviewer: Cameron Wangsgard, M.D.   Why is this important? Emergency Physicians are experts on the management of life-threatening electrolyte abnormalities,[...]

By Daniel Cabrera • October 11, 2014

Author: Elizabeth Walter, M.D. (@missoulaelle) This is a Mayo Clinic Emergency Medicine Residency Interesting Case Presentation using the Pecha Kucha format http://youtu.be/mB81jZIm6ms Reviewers: Kharmene Sunga, M.D, Fernanda Bellolio,[...]

By Daniel Cabrera • October 9, 2014