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The Journal of Emergency MedicineVOLUME 46, NUMBER 3 2014
CONTENTS
Original Contributions
327 Is Fever Treated More Promptly Than Pain in the Pediatric Emergency Department?Ronald Dvorkin, Jacob Bair, Hardik Patel, Sanford Glantz, David P. Yens, Anthony Rosalia Jr., Jeffrey Marguilies
Clinical Communications: Adults
335 Hard to Diagnose and Potentially Fatal: Slow Aortic Erosion Post Spinal FusionEdmond W. K. Ip, Victor C. Bourke, Michael C. Stacey, Patrick Begley, Jens C. Ritter
341 Acute Respiratory Failure during Routine Blood Transfusion: A Case Report and Review of the LiteratureSam S. Torbati, Shira Schlesinger, Daniel Niku
Clinical Communications: Pediatrics
345 Magnet Balls Stuck to the Frenulum of the LipNoah P. Kondamudi, Ayush Gupta, Ranbir Kaur
Clinical Communications: OB/GYN
348 Partial Hydatidiform Mole With False-Negative Urine Human Chorionic Gonadatropin Test in the Emergency DepartmentTichaendepi Mundangepfupfu, Muhammad Waseem
Selected Topics: Toxicology
351 Endoscopic Removal of Pharmacobezoar in Case of Intentional Potassium OverdoseAlbert L. Briggs, Lisa L. Deal
Selected Topics: Prehospital Care
355 Emergency Medical Services as a Strategy for Improving ST-Elevation Myocardial Infarction System Treatment TimesJames R. Langabeer II, Jami DelliFraine, Raymond Fowler, James G. Jollis, Leilani Stuart, Wendy Segrest, Russell Griffin,
William Koenig, Peter Moyer, Timothy D. Henry
363 ‘‘Push as Hard as You Can’’ Instruction for Telephone Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation: A Randomized Simulation StudyRaphael van Tulder, Dominik Roth, Christof Havel, Philip Eisenburger, Benedikt Heidinger, Christof Constantin Chwojka,
Heinz Novosad, Fritz Sterz, Harald Herkner, Wolfgang Schreiber
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Selected Topics: Sports Medicine
371 Intratympanic Hemorrhage and Concussion in a Football Offensive LinemanKevin N. Waninger, Brian M. Gloyeske, John M. Hauth, Keith A. Vanic, David M. Yen
Ultrasound in Emergency Medicine
373 Focused Cardiac Ultrasound Diagnosis of Thoracic Aortic Aneurysm: Two CasesMichael C. Daignault, Turandot Saul, Resa E. Lewiss
Technical Tips
378 Emergency Department Management of Shoulder DystociaDaniel A. del Portal, Amanda E. Horn, Gary M. Vilke, Theodore C. Chan, Jacob W. Ufberg
Visual Diagnosis in Emergency Medicine
383 Typical Whirl Sign in Sigmoid VolvulusWai-Zen Shaw, Chang-Feng Huang, Tzu-Yao Hung, Yu-Hang Yeh
385 Letters to the Editor
Education
390 Faculty Prediction of In-Training Examination Scores of Emergency Medicine ResidentsAmer Z. Aldeen, David H. Salzman, Michael A. Gisondi, D. Mark Courtney
Administration of Emergency Medicine
396 Racial Differences in Beliefs of Physician Prescribing Practices for Low-Cost Pharmacy OptionsPreeti Dalawari, Niral M. Patel, William Bzdawka, Jessica Petrone, Victor Liou, Eric Armbrecht
404 Web-Based Emergency Department Patient Satisfaction Surveys May Introduce Potential for BiasCamille Broadwater-Hollifield, James Fair, Susan Podolsky, Jessica Carey, Kajsa Vlasic, Robert Stephen, TroyMadsen, Michael Mallin
Evidence Based Medicine
410 Can Anticoagulated Patients be Discharged Home Safely from the Emergency Department after Minor Head Injury?Brian Cohn, Samuel M. Keim, Arthur B. Sanders
418 American Academy of Emergency Medicine
Brief Reports
420 Chest Pain A Manifestation of MigraineCarlos J. Roldan
428 Physiologic Effects of a New-Generation Conducted Electrical Weapon on Human VolunteersJeffrey D. Ho, Donald M. Dawes, Richard J. Chang, Rebecca S. Nelson, James R. Miner
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Clinical Reviews
436 Streptococcal Necrotizing Myositis: A Case Report and Clinical ReviewJustin J. Hourmozdi, Dean A. Hawley, Christiane M. Hadi, Bilal Tahir, Rawle A. Seupaul
Book and Other Media Reviews
443 Emergency Neurology. Morris Levin, New York, Oxford University Press, 2013Edward J. Otten
444 Abstracts
The Journal of Emergency Medicine Online
Please note that articles with an ‘‘e’’ page designation are available only in the online version of the Journal atwww.jem-journal.com.
Clinical Communications: Adults
e65 Splenic Artery Aneurysm: An Important Cause of Hemoperitoneum and ShockEleanor Oakley, Jeffrey D. Ho, Valerie Johnson, Joan VanCamp, Taj Melson, John L. Hick
Selected Topics: Toxicology
e69 Massive Ethylene Glycol Poisoning Triggers Osmotic Demyelination SyndromeAzeemuddin Ahmed, Paul A. Tschetter, Matthew D. Krasowski, Amy Engelman
Visual Diagnosis in Emergency Medicine
e75 Viral Myocarditis Leading to Acute Heart Failure in a Young AdultSarah E. Frasure, Sebastian D. Siadecki, Turandot Saul, Resa E. Lewiss
e79 To Close or Not To CloseNicholas E. Nacca, Randy Barros, Brian T. Kloss, Richard M. Cantor
e83 Bullous Phototoxicity from VoriconazoleNaiara S. Barbosa, David A. Wetter
Letters to the Editor
e85 Smallpox Vaccination-Associated Myopericarditis is More Common with the Newest Smallpox VaccineDavid I. Bruner, Bradley S. Butler
e89 Acute Dystonic Reaction Caused by GabapentinLebur Rohman, Andrew Hebron
e91 Adrenal Insufficiency As the Presenting Feature in a Patient With Lung CancerGeorgios D. Zagkotsis, PavlosM.Malindretos,Maria P.Markou, Georgios C. Koutroumbas, Panagiota T.Makri, Dimitrios V. Kapsalas,
Christos D. Syrganis
e93 Sepsis: The Need for Epidemiological Studies in the Emergency DepartmentIrwani Ibrahim
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e95 Revisiting the Algorithm: Are We Causing More Confusion?Anil Thomas George, Sandeep Motiwale
e97 Uterine Artery Pseudoaneurysm Rupture as a Culprit of Postpartum Hemorrhage: Not Always after Cesarean SectionShigeki Matsubara, Mami Kobayashi, Yosuke Baba, Rie Usui
e99 The Quest for the Perfect Internal Jugular Vein Cannulation ContinuesBurhan Apiliogullari, Seda Ozbek, Hidir Esme
e101 We Have Compelling Indications for Antihypertensives, But Not for Parenteral AnticoagulantsGoran Koracevic
e103 An Apple A Day Will Keep the Doctor awayNicola Mumoli
e105 The FDA Agrees to Ban Powdered Medical and Surgical GlovesRichard F. Edlich, Julie A. Garrison, Jennifer E. Nearents
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