1. EMA July 1997

Lidocaine Tape Relieves Pain Due To Needle Insertion During Stellate Ganglion Block

Sign in or sign up today to listen

Skip to previous chapter0:00Playback Slider2:25Skip to next chapter

EMA July 199739 Chapters

Abstracts (39)Hide all

1

Is Closed Diagnostic Peritoneal Lavage Contraindicated In Patients With Previous Abdominal Surgery?

2:18

2

Stab Wounds To The Back And Flank In The Hemodynamically Stable Patient: A Decision Algorithm Based On Contrast-enhanced Computed Tomography With Colonic Opacification

2:42

3

Ultrasound Evaluation Of Blunt Abdominal Trauma: Program Implementation, Initial Experience, And Learning Curve

2:36

4

The Cardiac Profile And Proposed Practice Guideline For Acute Ischemic Heart Disease

1:50

5

Unrecognized Paroxysmal Supraventricular Tachycardia: Potential For Misdiagnosis As Panic Disorder

3:44

6

High-dose Versus Standard-dose Epinephrine Treatment Of Cardiac Arrest After Failure Of Standard Therapy

1:19

7

High-dose Epinephrine Is Not Superior To Standard-dose Epinephrine In Pediatric In-hospital Cardiopulmonary Arrest

1:31

8

Evaluation Of Penetrating Injuries Of The Neck: Prospective Study Of 223 Patients

2:56

9

The Child Jehovah's Witness Patient: A Legal And Ethical Dilemma

1:18

10

Lidocaine Tape Relieves Pain Due To Needle Insertion During Stellate Ganglion Block

2:25

11

Prevalence Of Cardioinhibitory Carotid Sinus Hypersensitivity In Patients 50 Years Or Over Presenting To The Accident And Emergency Department With "Unexplained" Or "Recurrent" Falls

2:10

12

Predictive Value Of Skull Radiography For Intracranial Injury In Children With Blunt Head Injury

2:38

13

Children With Headache: Clinical Predictors Of Surgical Space- Occupying Lesions And The Role Of Neuroimaging

2:20

14

Assessment Of Suicide Risk

2:41

15

A Prospective, Randomized Study Comparing Intramuscular Midazolam With Intravenous Diazepam For The Treatment Of Seizures In Children

1:56

16

Do Internists And Emergency Physicians Agree On The Appropriateness Of Emergency Department Visits?

2:17

17

Senior House Officers' Work Related Stressors, Psychological Distress, And Confidence In Performing Clinical Tasks In Accident And Emergency: A Questionnaire Study

1:37

18

Do Aminoglycoside Otic Preparations Cause Ototoxicity In The Presence Of Tympanic Membrane Perforations?

2:36

19

Bell Palsy And Herpes Simplex Virus: Identification Of Viral DNA In Endoneurial Fluid And Muscle

1:40

20

Bell's Palsy Treatment With Acyclovir And Prednisone Compared With Prednisone Alone: A Double-blind, Randomized, Controlled Trial

2:21

21

A Practical Guide For The Diagnosis And Treatment Of Acute Sinusitis

2:04

22

Should We Patch Corneal Erosions?

3:14

23

Importance Of Diarrhea As A Presenting Symptom Of Appendicitis In Very Young Children

1:34

24

Use Of Soy Fiber In Acute Diarrhea In Infants And Toddlers

1:12

25

A Literature-based Comparison Of Three Methods Of Pediatric Esophageal Coin Removal

1:46

26

Oral Clindamycin And Ciprofloxacin Versus Intramuscular Ceftriaxone And Oral Doxycycline In The Treatment Of Mild-to-moderate Pelvic Inflammatory Disease In Outpatients

1:32

27

Comparison Of Valaciclovir And Acyclovir For The Treatment Of Herpes Zoster In Immunocompetent Patients Over 50 Years Of Age: A Cost- Consequence Model

1:13

28

Urine Samples From Disposable Diapers: An Accurate Method For Urine Cultures

1:30

29

Cervical Spine Alignment In The Immobilized Football Player: Radiographic Analysis Before And After Helmet Removal

1:27

30

Spinal Radiographic Findings And Nonspecific Low Back Pain: A Systematic Review Of Observational Studies

3:50

31

Do Oral Antibiotics Prevent Meningitis And Serious Bacterial Infections In Children With Streptococcus Pneumoniae Occult Bacteremia? A Meta- Analysis

3:01

32

Pediatric Emergency Department Analgesic Practice

1:50

33

Efficacy And Safety Of Intravenous Midazolam And Ketamine As Sedation For Therapeutic And Diagnostic Procedures In Children

4:13

34

Alcohol Abuse/dependence In Motor Vehicle Crash Victims Presenting To The Emergency Department

1:24

35

Inhaled Helium-oxygen Revisited: Effect Of Inhaled Helium-oxygen During The Treatment Of Status Asthmaticus In Children

3:32

36

Antibiotics: Neither Cost Effective Nor "Cough" Effective

1:26

37

Blind Nasotracheal Intubation In The Presence Of Facial Trauma

1:48

38

Is An Antihistamine-decongestant Combination Effective In Temporarily Relieving Symptoms Of The Common Cold In Preschool Children?

1:31

39

Open Randomised Trial Of Prescribing Strategies In Managing Sore Throat

17:44