Dizziness in the Emergency Department - 32nd Annual EM & Acute Care Course

Using primarily the Emergency Medical Abstracts (EMA) database of over 17,000 abstracts, 28 presentations, each of 30-minute duration, are presented along with four 90-minute faculty panels. The focus of the course is the new, the controversial and the provocative. The course faculty synthesize the literature and combine it with their clinical experience to provide participants with specific recommendations regarding diagnosis and therapy related to emergency care.

[@zuhairyassin505]

being a resident under him must be a blessing

[@Idahomie]

Good talk by an experienced doc, thx to CME. please keep presenting the free offerings.

[@thepalettewhispererasmr1227]

I love this guy! Great presenter. I'd let him care for me anyday

[@zaidouhri5758]

Thank you for the presentation

[@arnavbm]

I’m a vestibular therapist- this is all I do! Loved it!!!!

[@thomasburns2557]

Great presentation! Great topic for the emergency room. Is end organ vertigo exhaustible?

[@antaya715]

Enjoyed listening to him 👌👌

[@NocturnalSurgeon]

Congrats for the great presentation ! Although I have a question. I understood that in lateral gaze, (26m08s aprox.) no need of CT scan. But if in the lateral gaze, we have bidirectional nystagmus ? Is this not central cause to exclude ? Thanks a lot for sharing your experience !

[@arnavbm]

Lateral alternating nystagmus is not peripheral in origin. Always central and we then do test of skew as well

[@marietteteasdale1151]

Are doctors see use only 40 minutes And now I can’t see him because he’s booked until June 24

[@marietteteasdale1151]

I have taken medication for yest infection that were fda we’re saying we’re bad

[@marietteteasdale1151]

I need help we’re should I go

[@clissold08]

Depression*, not 'a depressive'

[@albussnape2]

Stigmatizing, shaming bias. Open-minded, scientifically trained experts would be interested in possible co-morbidities contributing to both depression and acute onset of dizziness. They would want to follow best diagnostic testing, given ER understaffing and overwhelm. At least make referrals to external (non ER) ENTs, neurologists, and cardiologists, once obvious hemorrhagic and ischemic stroke and major cardiac pathology is ruled out. At least look into the external ear canal, the ocular fundus, and test the cranial nerves

[@marietteteasdale1151]

No help I don’t know who to see I feel Iam dieing and they don’t care I live in Hawaii in Honolulu I know these antibiotics I’ve been on caused my problems to get worse

[@19jepoy86]

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[@marietteteasdale1151]

Iam on nitrofurantn And Iam on meclizine and ondansetron I had gastric bypass I and have neuropathy and I know I have a immune problem because it goes right out of my body I’ve been in er Three times in the last month I was walking to my elvetro and everything was going around in circles I couldn’t Get steady so I fell on the cement They just sent me home