Male Genital Emergencies: Part II
April 21, 2013

  • Urethral injuries are seen in about 20% of penile fractures due to sexual intercourse.
  • Urethral injuries can occur in the absence of the classic triad of blood at the external meatus, inability to void, and a distended bladder.
  • Ischemic priapism is an emergency best treated with aspiration of the stagnant blood from the corpora cavernosa.
  • A paraphimosis can often be reduced by using direct compression to reduce the swelling and continuous force to pull the foreskin over the glans.

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Uncommon but Important Infectious Diseases — January 5, 2009

 
Diagnosing and Treating Pediatric Sinusitis
Hypothenar Hammer Syndrome and its Look-alikes

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Ultrasound for Trauma — May/June 2013
Traumatic injury remains one of the most important and persistent causes for morbidity and mortality in the United States. The establishment of a trauma team that is available to evaluate and manage trauma quickly and efficiently during the very critical first minutes after the injured patient arrives at the hospital has significantly improved survival and dramatically reduced sequelae from these injuries. An important component of this expedited evaluation has been the recognition of the utility of ultrasound to augment the imaging and triage of the injured patient. In this well-researched monograph, the authors describe this rapidly growing modality and its many applications. All members of the trauma team should be familiar with the indications and limitations of this important trauma tool.

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Pharmacology Watch - May, 2013

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  • Does chelation therapy work?
  • Statins and renal function
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