A 26-year-old man presents to urgent care with a 4-cm frontal scalp laceration sustained 2 hours…
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Electrical Injuries July 2022 Question – In Collaboration with EMCoach
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Laceration Repair: Methods and Suture Selection
Closure methods and suture selection are two of the primary decisions required before closing a laceration.…
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In this episode of EMplify, Sam Ashoo, MD reviews recent updates on the following topics: COVID-19 Monkeypox…
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