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Acute Dyspnoea and Laboratory

I t’s a dark night when a red code arrive at the ED by ambulance. Paramedics tell you: “called for acute dyspnoea, I think it’s a COPD exacerbation, he is wheezing, I gave him bronchodilators and steroids, but he is worsening”. He has a history of COPD and hypertension. He presents sweaty, dyspneic,…

ByIlenia Spallino5 November 20110Comments

Chest Ultrasound

Acute dyspnoea and Lung Ultrasound

It's a dark night when a red code arrive at the ED by ambulance. Paramedics tell you: “called for acute dyspnoea, I think it’s a COPD exacerbation, he is wheezing, I gave him bronchodilators and steroids, but he is worsening”. He has a history of COPD and hypertension. He presents sweaty, dyspneic, arterial…

ByIlenia Spallino31 October 20110Comments

Chest

Acute dyspnoea and X-Ray

I t's a dark night when a red code arrive at the ED by ambulance. Paramedics tell you: “called for acute dyspnoea, I think it’s a COPD exacerbation, he is wheezing, I gave him bronchodilators and steroids, but he is worsening”. He has a history of COPD and hypertension. He presents sweaty, dyspneic,…

ByIlenia Spallino18 October 20110Comments

Chest

Acute dyspnoea and clinical findings

I t's a dark night when a red code arrive at the ED by ambulance. Paramedics tell you: “called for acute dyspnoea, I think it’s a COPD exacerbation, he is wheezing, I gave him bronchodilators and steroids, but he is worsening”. He has a history of COPD and hypertension. He presents sweaty, dyspneic, arterial pressure…

ByIlenia Spallino5 October 20110Comments

The Emergency Physician

Acute Dyspnoea and Laboratory

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Acute dyspnoea and X-Ray

Acute dyspnoea and clinical findings

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