NEJM Journal Watch | Emergency Medicine
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NEJM Journal Watch reviews over 250 scientific and medical journals to present important clinical research findings and insightful commentary. Here you'll find summaries of and commentary on emergency medicine journal articles covering topics such as cardiac arrest, stroke, airway management, and trauma.
NEJM Journal Watch | Emergency Medicine
2M ago
The American Heart Association has published minor but relevant updates to its resuscitation guidelines ..read more
NEJM Journal Watch | Emergency Medicine
2M ago
Nearly two thirds of patients with low-risk PE are hospitalized ..read more
NEJM Journal Watch | Emergency Medicine
3M ago
Subsequent emergency department use was lower following a virtual visit with a patient's own family physician compared with a visit with another physician ..read more
NEJM Journal Watch | Emergency Medicine
4M ago
Patients who were admitted directly to intensive care derived the greatest benefit from steroids ..read more
NEJM Journal Watch | Emergency Medicine
5M ago
Risk for death was 40% higher in older adults who stayed in the ED overnight before admission to the hospital ..read more
NEJM Journal Watch | Emergency Medicine
6M ago
Even without advanced imaging, thrombectomy was beneficial for large-volume stroke ..read more
NEJM Journal Watch | Emergency Medicine
6M ago
In a randomized trial of initial empirical therapy in patients with suspected infection, the answer was no ..read more
NEJM Journal Watch | Emergency Medicine
7M ago
An intravenous dexamethasone dose of 16 mg did not offer greater clinical benefit than 4 mg in reducing post-discharge headaches following acute migraine treatment ..read more
NEJM Journal Watch | Emergency Medicine
8M ago
Lactated Ringer's within the first 24 hours lowered the odds of moderate-to-severe pancreatitis ..read more
NEJM Journal Watch | Emergency Medicine
8M ago
A major randomized trial showed no mortality difference with extracorporeal membrane oxygenation versus supportive care alone ..read more