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Receiving. Working in the heart of Detroit, emergency doctors devote their lives to treating thousands of the city’s sickest inhabitants every year. This forum serves as an educational resource in presenting interesting cases from the ED and various other aspects of emergency care. Physicians, nurses, and other EM personnel can share their experiences related to EM, whether in or out of the ED setting.
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Annals of EM
- Is Industry Money the Root of All Conflicts of Interest in Biomedical Research? Arthur L. Caplan
- Gifts to Physicians From Industry: The Debate Evolves John C. Moskop, Kenneth V. Iserson, Andrew L. Aswegan, Gregory Luke Larkin, Raquel M. Schears
- Woman With Supposed Anaphylactic Reaction Ashok Elangovan, Jose Chacko, Somnath Chatterjee, Basavaraj Kuntoji
- Limiting Gifts, Harming Patients Paul H. Rubin
- Coffers Brimming, Ethically Bankrupt Robert C. Solomon

Case 3.3

Posted on December 13, 2009 by ajrosh

Prepared by Dr Maria Pak Case Presentation A 19-year-old man presented to the ED. The patient is an employee in a nutritional supplement store. He states that he took an herbal supplement intended for energy and weight loss. He states that he only ingested a single pill. Shortly after ingestion, he began experiencing palpitations and [...]

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radER 3.2 Answer

Posted on December 7, 2009 by ajrosh

Winners David Mishkin Marjan Siadat Claire Jensen Richard Gordon Ayse Avcioglu Case A 23-year-old man presents to the ED complaining of left thumb pain after he collided with another player during a rugby match. There is swelling and tenderness at the base of the thumb. You think the patient may have sustained a fracture of [...]

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