Publications by authors named "Blair Rhodehouse"
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- Exertional heat stroke (EHS) is a serious condition that requires quick cooling to avoid health issues, with a recommended cooling rate of 0.15°C/min.
- A case report on a 22-year-old man shows that after initial cooling, he faced rebound hyperthermia, leading to the use of endovascular cooling (EVC) for effective temperature regulation.
- This case highlights the importance of immediate cooling in EHS and suggests a need for specific EVC protocols for cases with rebound hyperthermia.
Preparticipation evaluations (PPE) are both a traditional and legal requirement by many governing bodies for sport. The ideal goal of the PPE is safe participation in sport for athletes. This article provides an overview of common PPE elements and current best practice recommendations.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFIntra-articular hip injections have proven clinical value for both diagnostic and therapeutic purposes. Historically, these injections have been performed by radiologists using fluoroscopic guidance. This necessitates a radiology referral, delays the injection, and represents lost productivity for the orthopedist.
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