AbstractUltrasound-guided vascular access is rapidly becoming a more critical topic as critical care medicine systems struggle with an increasing number of patients with vascular access problems. Depending on the situation up to 50% of the patients may have .....
AbstractBackground: Pain relief in patients with renal colic is a crucial aspect of emergency department (ED) management. Current analgesic options, such as opioids and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), are associated with various side effects a.....
AbstractMultiple brain abscesses is a life threatening condition, which challenges physicians clinical skills. We present a 65 years old man with a medical history of Type 2 Diabetes presented to ED with a history of 2 days of confusion and chest pain. The p.....
AbstractBackground & Aim: Primary headaches are a common presentation in emergency departments, and the current standard treatments involve the use of NSAIDs and opioids. However, there is growing interest in exploring alternative therapies, such as ketamine.....
AbstractAbstract Surgical treatment of deep intracerebral hematomas remains a difficult problem to solve. One of its greatest difficulties is the lack of a clear differentiation into subtypes, that could benefit from the use of specific surgical approaches. .....