
A 70 year old woman presents with two days of increasing abdominal pain and vomiting. Describe and interpret her abdominal X-ray
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A 70 year old woman presents with two days of increasing abdominal pain and vomiting. Describe and interpret her abdominal X-ray

A 65 year old woman with a history of osteoporosis and depression presents with two weeks of increasing confusion and malaise.

A 38 year old woman presents with severe pain in her right foot after a fall from her motorcycle 2hours earlier. She has no other injuries.

We moved to a new website and, in the process, completely disappeared off the Google radar. We have seen the birth (by traumatic caesarean section) of the Utopian College of Emergency for Medicine, which will undoubtedly mature into a dominant force in the (tiny) world of medical satire (even if we are the only ones who ‘get it’…).
The sun is making more frequent cameos in our part of the world, suggesting summer may be on its way. Another, but less obvious, indicator of the change in seasons is the gradual decline in patients with swine flu (H1N1 09 influenza) needing treatment in our intensive care units. The last ‘Life in the Fast [...]

The team at Life in the Fast Lane are developing a FACEM Fellowship examination assistance package. In the first instance we will be describing the Fellowship curriculum; reviewing the recommended reading and providing annotated examples of past Visual Aid Questions [VAQ]. Each year there are two sittings of the Fellowship examination. Here is the 2009.1 [...]
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