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Notes from Dr. RW

A hospitalist in Northwest Arkansas opining on clinical topics, the interface between medicine and politics and whatever else grabs my attention.
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Author: R. W. Donnell
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New concepts in status epilepticus

Nov 25, 2009
From a review in Emergency Medicine Clinics of North America, here are a few key points: Definition of SE--- Traditional: 30 minutes of unrelenting seizure(s). New (proposed): greater than 5 minutes or two or more without intervening full...

Alcololic ketoacidisos (AKA)

Nov 24, 2009
This is the most recent free full text general topic review I have been able to find. Key points about AKA: It is not as benign as popularly believed. It may be a cause of unexplained sudden death in alcoholics. Acidosis may be severe but if...

Novel H1N1 influenza in hospitalized patients

Nov 23, 2009
JAMA has a recent issue devoted to this topic. Here’s what stands out: In a series from California admitted patients tended to be younger (27) but of those admitted, those over 50 had the highest mortality (11% overall, 18-20% for those over 50). ...

Recognition of focused practice in HM

Nov 23, 2009
Here's more info from The Hospitalist. When I posted about this a couple of months ago I wondered when we would see some resources to help with preparation. In article Scott Flanders said: “SHM has to help develop the tools and resources...

AHA 2009: chronic pacemaker mediated cardiomyopathy?

Nov 23, 2009
We've long known that right ventricular pacing is not physiologic. PACE study investigators, presenting at AHA 2009, looked at the difference between RV and BiV pacing in terms of EF after one year in patients with normal or nearly normal systolic...


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