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Trauma is one of the commonest causes for emergency room attendance and inability to protect the cervical spine in unconscious patient during primary assessment will cause significant morbidity and mortality in cervical spine injured patient. Mismanagement should be prevented at the first presentation. The emergency department residents frequently interpret plain radiograph without the presence of radiologist.The author would like to highlight...

Pain is one of the most challenging problems in medicine and biology. It is a challenge to the sufferer who must often learn to live with pain for which no therapy has been found. It is a challenge to the physician who seeks every possible means to help the suffering patient. Acute pain assessment and management in Emergency Department is still grossly inadequate and more research should be encouraged in this particular field. Awareness from a...

Early and correct diagnosis of patients admitted to the hospital with symptoms suggestive of acute myocardial infarction (AMI) is paramount to ensure appropriate therapy is given to minimize myocardial injury and improve clinical outcome. The urgency in recognizing and treating patients with an AMI as early as possible has been repeatedly stressed and reiterated in various guidelines that lead to the well-known phrase of 'Time loss is myocardi...

As acute breathlessness has been recognized as an important medical problem, multiple attempts has been made to improve the management of such a condition. Several researches have been done to show the correlation between ETCO2 and PaCO2 especially in intubated patients. For more than 40 years since it was first used, several attempts has been made to recognize the utility and accuracy of capnometry use in patients with respiratory conditions....