StripTease is aimed at providers who need to make fast interpretations of critical care monitoring equipment. The site is primarily aimed at on-call inpatient residents, pre-hospital personel and emergency responders.
New Dutch Emergency Medicine Blog
December 14, 2012 by 1 Comment
The latest EM blog to hit the blogisphere is EM Dutch from the MNSHA meeting…
Diagnosis, Wenckebach Squared?
October 6, 2012 by 2 Comments
Find out the solution to LITFL’s most recent ECG Exigency, is the diagnosis Wenkebach?
Amal Mattu’s EKG Videos
September 10, 2012 by 1 Comment
A shout out for Amal Mattu’s EKG Videos blog on the occasion of it’s first blog-birthday, featuring one of the best 20 minute teaching sessions on ECG interpretation ever!
ROSC, hypotension and an ECG exigency
July 12, 2012 by 4 Comments
A patient has had an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest, but thanks to great prehospital care has achieved ROSC. What does the ECG show? What do you need to do next?
ECG Academy
May 31, 2012 by 12 Comments
Here is the LITFL low down on elecrophysiologist Dr Nicholas Tullo’s impressive ECG Academy. This subscription-based educational resource is packed with video tutorials created by a master educator.
Wide, Complex and Troublesome
February 14, 2012 by Leave a Comment
aka Cardiovascular Curveball 013 A junior colleague asks if he can discuss a case with you. His patient is a 23 year-old man who presents with 2 hours of rapid regular palpitations associated with ‘not feeling quite right’. These symptoms came on while he was running on a treadmill at his local gym. He has [...]
Clear!!!
December 27, 2011 by 5 Comments
LITFL’s ‘American ER Doc Gone Walkabout’ Rick Abbott tells us about his personal adventures with ‘hands on’ defibrillation and cardioversion… Are you ready for CPR with no interruptions?
Ecgstasy!
December 21, 2011 by 1 Comment
It’s time for the LITFL team to highlight how awesome our ECG Library is… including some new additions and a page featuring Nick Tullo great ECG Academy videos.
Shock, syncope, sweating… and severe chest pain!
November 3, 2011 by 7 Comments
A 67-year old male is brought to hospital by ambulance with severe chest pain, sweating, vomiting and syncope. There is something deeply worrying on his ECG… Can you make the diagnosis that will save his life?
