Brit Long, MD

Dr. Brit Long, an engaging Emergency Medicine physician and Lieutenant Colonel in the US Air Force, delivers an interactive talk on high-risk, low-frequency conditions in the emergency department. He discusses complex cases like spinal epidural abscess and cervical artery dissection, stressing timely interventions. The episode dives into managing ectopic pregnancies and revealing insights on toxic shock syndrome, all while sharing personal anecdotes and emphasizing the role of education and collaboration in military medicine.

Dr. Brit Long discusses challenges in oximetry assessment, progression of acute chest syndrome, and links to pulmonary embolism. Also covers risk factors for PE, complications of pulmonary hypertension, and optimal care strategies for sickle cell disease patients in the ED.

Dr. Isaac Bogoch, an infectious diseases expert, discusses recognizing and managing osteomyelitis, emphasizing key risk factors and the importance of imaging. Dr. Andrew Tagg shares insights on treating pediatric distal radius buckle fractures, highlighting findings from the FORCE trial. Dr. Justin Morgenstern analyzes Delayed Sequence Intubation, advocating its cautious adoption based on new evidence. Additionally, Dr. Brit Long explores altered mental status in ESRD patients, while Dr. Lisa Thurgur reflects on leadership challenges in medical education.

Join Brit Long, MD as he discusses the ED evaluation of diverticulitis, focusing on the importance of history, physical exam, and CT imaging. Learn about diagnostic indicators, clinical evaluation, imaging considerations, and guidelines for CT imaging in diagnosing diverticulitis.

Dr. Brit Long, an expert in hemophilia, discusses background, severity, evaluation, and management. Topics include different types of hemophilia, complications in patients, challenges in diagnosis, managing hemophilia in the emergency department, factor replacement therapy, risks for patients, and the importance of consulting hematology specialists.