Critical Images in Emergency Medicine
Released: Jan 01, 2013
Publisher: American College of Emergency Physicians
Format: Spiral-bound, 122 pages
Description:
Study 60 real-life cases in this case-based, in depth review of emergency imaging. Images play a central role in the diagnosis of many emergency conditions. Emergency physicians face critical decisions at multiple steps: recognizing which patients require imaging, identifying imaging findings essential to the patient's acute presentation, and rapidly translating diagnostic findings into therapeutic measures. Written by award-winning author and feature editor for Critical Decisions in Emergency Medicine, Joshua S. Broder, MD, FACEP, this collection of images from daily emergency medicine practice illustrates many of these challenges. In this brand new ACEP text, you can review each image and case presentation, answer a question about the image or case, then turn the page to see if you were correct, and why! Method of participation CI.pdf
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