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Efficacy of hand-held metal detectors in the detection and localization of ingested metallic foreign bodies in children by Mekwan, Jayanand, Chandra, Kavish, Atkinson, Paul

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Does Point-of-Care Ultrasonography Improve Clinical Outcomes in Emergency Department Patients With Undifferentiated Hypotension? An International Randomized Controlled Trial From the SHoC-ED Investigators by Atkinson, Paul R., Milne, James, Diegelmann, Laura, Lamprecht, Hein, Stander, Melanie, Lussier, David, Pham, Chau, Henneberry, Ryan, Fraser, Jacqueline M., Howlett, Michael K., Mekwan, Jayanand, Ramrattan, Brian, Middleton, Joanna, van Hoving, Daniel J., Peach, Mandy, Taylor, Luke, Dahn, Tara, Hurley, Sean, MacSween, Kayla, Richardson, Luke R., Stoica, George, Hunter, Samuel, Olszynski, Paul A., Lewis, David A.

“…Point-of-care ultrasonography protocols are commonly used in the initial management of patients with undifferentiated hypotension in the emergency department…”
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ULTRASIM: Ultrasound in trauma simulation by McLean, Devon, Hewitson, Leanne, Atkinson, Paul, Lewis, David, Fraser, Jacqueline, Verheul, Glenn, Mekwan, Jayanand, Robinson, Bryn

“…This study sought to assess the effectiveness of ultrasound simulation as a component of high-fidelity trauma simulation, in training diagnostic capabilities…”
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Case of the month: Accidental mobile phone card ingestion by Dixit, Sudesh, Mekwan, Jayanand, Brayley, Nigel F

“…Routine investigation, including chest x rays, are only indicated if there is suspicion of the foreign body being above the diaphragm, or if there are related…”
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Accidental mobile phone card ingestion by Dixit, Sudesh, Mekwan, Jayanand, Brayley, Nigel F

“…Accidental overdose, poisoning and foreign-body ingestion are common presentations to the emergency department. Usually, the ingested material is a common drug…”
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