Case of the month - Emergency Medicine: Recent Episodes
Vinny
Welcome to Emergency Medicine - Case of the month. Pramod and Kerf are Emergency Consultants practicing in Sydney. Here are their monthly recordings discussing challenging cases and scenarios they have encountered in their day to day practice.
This month Pramod and Kerf discuss inconsistent neurological findings, the difficult patient and the vomiting child.
Pramod and Kerf talk about haematuria and urinary retention; vertigo and multi-trauma in a child.
Pramod and Kerf talk about status epilepticus, anorectal trauma, stroke, and the shocked infant.
Today we talk about a case of unintended complications with metoprolol in atrial flutter, an indicental finding of elevated INR, an unstable haemothorax and penetrating neck injury in a paediatric patient.
This episode we look at a case of throat pain, hypoxia in a ventilated patient, neurological symptoms post gastric banding and a child with fevers and seizures. Apologize for a segment of poor audio part way through this talk!