In this video review the technique of applying ice to the face for treating supraventricular tachycardia in a 17 month old toddler.

In this video I remake and combine two earlier videos involving nail gun injuries to the finger. We demonstrate the management of these injuries. Yes, "fingernail" is a play on words...

A 4 month old 24-week premie presented to the emergency department hypothermic and lethargic. Additionally, the patient hypoxic, retaining CO2 and had severe respiratory acidosis. In this video we demonstrate our team's management of the infant's hypothermia and respiratory failure.

Last week I was seeing a 7 month old infant referred for evaluation in the pediatric emergency department. The patient's mother, a nurse, expressed concern about her baby and mentioned that her other child had died at 4 months from methemoglobinemia caused by a benzocaine containing teething medication. This occurred in a rural setting and due to lack of timely resources, the child succumbed from the methemoglobinemia. Her child's death, she related, contributed significantly to the FDA's 2018 ruling forbidding the use of benzocaine in teething products. Interestingly, in review the FDA letter on this topic, they mention the death of a 4 month old infant. In 2011 I filmed our treatment of another infant who had developed methemoglobinemia one to two hours after being treated with a benzocaine containing teething gel. It seemed fitting to update that video as well as spread the news about the current FDA position on the use of benzocaine in teething products for children under 2 years of age.

In this video I try out the Wellue Heart Monitor with artificial intelligence. I have no financial association with this company, but enjoy trying out new products in order to find a possible relevance to emergency medicine. In the end I was impressed with the quality of this product and felt that it could easily be the "poor man's Holter monitor".

This short video demonstrates atomization of medications and provides some safety tips and demonstrations.

In this video we demonstrate a successful ring removal with the Ring Rescue Device. Prior attempts with the string technique by the family were unsuccessful. As a result, the finger skin under the ring sustained superficial injuries that were present prior to the start of our procedure.

it's playing trumpet with the talented music majors in the University of South Alabama Jazz Band! Here is a piece from the 2021 Fall concert.

In this video we present an 4 week old infant with supraventricular tachycardia and we discuss the the unique management decisions with young infants who present with this medical condition.

In this video we demonstrate a technique for removing a large splinter from the foot of a toddler. We would like to thank the patient's very cool mother for allowing us to document this procedure. Additionally, we had the opportunity to demonstrate the wound healing and outcome 7 days later when the patient returned to the pediatric ED for re-evaluation.

In this video a brain injured infant presents with what appears to be a neurostorm or Paroxysmal Sympathetic Hyperactivity. The diagnosis was confirmed subsequently by a pediatric neurologist. We discuss this condition that is rarely seen in the emergency department.

In this educational video a little girl bitten by her pet rat presents with an infected index finger not responding to oral antibiotics. We discuss rat bite fever and rat bites, in general.

In this video a high school football player presented to the emergency department with an earring embedded in his ear lobe. We demonstrate our techniques and "innovations" for removing the earring.

In this video we demonstrate our technique for removing a stuck kaleidoscope toy piece from a small child's finger.

In this video we share our successful experiment with a rapid viral mini-lab during the COVID-19 pandemic.

In this video a young man with osteogenesis imperfecta presents to the emergency department with a fracture of the right radial head and an effusion in the right elbow. He and his mother discuss this inherited disease and share their experiences.

This video was created to instruct our residents and faculty how to use our new iON imaging system and is part of their orientation to using the slit lamp.

This video was created with the help of one of our ophthalmologists and introduces our residents and faculty to our new slit lamp.

In this video we demonstrate the treatment and prevention of hypothermia in two children with the RAPID delivery of WARMED intravenous fluids. I have the highest respect and appreciation for the tools we used to treat these patients and feel obligated to share my experience with others who take care of critically ill children. I have no financial or business ties to the two products demonstrated in this video.

In this video an emergency medicine intern performs his first ever cricothyrotomy procedure on a cadaver and performs under pressure of time as if it were a real patient who cannot be intubated or ventilated. We would especially like to thank the family and/or patient who donated their body which allowed this training to save other people's lives.