James Miers

Sep 11, 2024 | litfl.com | James Miers |John Mackenzie

Hello again from the Emergency Procedures team. Today we tackle one of the most difficult and risky emergency procedures, but it’s one you probably already have the ultrasound and line skills to do well. PericardiocentesisDetailed written instructions and explanation are available in our Free App (iOS and Android). This video is hot off the press and we want your help improving it.

Apr 5, 2024 | litfl.com | James Miers |Amanda Beech

Hello again from the Emergency Procedures team. Today we step out of our comfort zone and tackle postpartum haemorrhage (PPH). Take a few deep breaths and your own pulse, then dive into the videoDetailed written instructions and explanation are available in our Free App (iOS and Android). This video is hot off the press and we want your help improving it. with any suggestionsSo, without further ado…here is the videoWhat’s the main thing I need to remember about complications of childbirth in the ED?

Nov 2, 2023 | litfl.com | James Miers |John Mackenzie

Hello again from the Emergency Procedures team,Next up…removing foreign bodies from the eyeDetailed written instructions and explanation are available in our Free App (iOS and Android). This video is hot off the press and we want your help improving it. with any suggestionsSo, without further ado…here is the videoThe video looks great but I’m not sure I can be bothered lifting my finger to download on the app store…tell me something interesting about foreign body removal. Fair enough….

Oct 10, 2023 | litfl.com | James Miers |John Mackenzie

Hello again from the Emergency Procedures team,Next up ……. Priapism managementDetailed written instructions and explanation are available in our Free App (iOS and Android). This video is hot off the press and we want your help improving it. with any suggestionsSo, without further ado…here is the videoDo all persistent erections in the emergency department require treatment?

Aug 10, 2023 | litfl.com | James Miers |John Mackenzie |Amanda Beech

Hello again from the Emergency Procedures teamToday we are hunting around for a midwife as we are covering precipitous birth in the Emergency Department. Let’s face it, those three births you attended as a medical student didn’t really prepare you for thisDetailed written instructions and explanation are available in our Free App (iOS and Android). This video is hot off the press and we want your help improving it.