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July 2010   In This Issue Videos & Animations Mental Nerve Block ... Read More Updates New Content from Tintinalli's Emergency Medicine - NEW EDITION ... Read More Text Update from Tintinalli's Emergency Medicine... Read More CORD Case Video Presentations 55-Year-Old Latino Man with Scrotal Pain ... Read More Additional Resources Custom Curriculum... Read More Mystery Case... Read More Video CME Modules... Read More Librarian Resource Center... Read More Print Resources... Read More       New Content and Updates from Tintinalli's Emergency Medicine See More     New Content from Tintinalli's Preview new chapters from section six and eight of the 7th Edition of Tintinalli’s Emergency Medicine! Section 6. Emergency Wound Management Section 8. Pulmonary Emergencies New Text Update Emergency Medicine: End-Tidal CO2 Monitoring during Procedural Sedation—Useful, or Just Another Wave-Form     CORD Case Video Presentations See More       Test yourself with downloadable cases from the CPC conference; optimized for mp4 players. New titles this month: 55-Year-Old Latino Man with Scrotal Pain   Did You Know?     AccessEmergency Medicine Custom Curriculum New functionalities have been added to our curriculum support tool: Administrators can now create their own custom tests using Q&A content from AccessEmergency Medicine; It is now possible to use CME modules when creating activities, making available even more content for use with resident teaching and training; Administrators now have the ability to create reporting groups, further streamlining the reporting process for users of the Custom Curriculum. Please contact Tony Aiello at anthony_aiello@mcgraw-hill.com for more information on the Custom Curriculum. NEW VIDEO CME MODULES Earn AMA PRA Category 1 CreditTM accredited by the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) with 5 new video-based CME modules AccessEmergency Medicine is a complete online product that allows users to quickly search the diagnosis and treatment of a broad range of emergency cases with videos and animations - now with CME! Rapid treatment recommendations from Tintinalli's Emergency Medicine, 6e and Ma's Emergency Medicine Manual, 6e Regularly updated with reviews of articles that impact EM practice, cases from Fitzpatrick’s Atlas of Dermatology, 5e, and new videos of emergency procedures Detailed emergency procedures including contraindications, approaches, materials, and complications, with animations from Reichman’s Emergency Medicine Procedures Extensive library of images that includes common and uncommon clinical presentations in children and adults allows for quick diagnoses CORD Case Video Presentations and Video-based CME A fully integrated drug database To view additional information or subscribe, visit AccessEmergencyMedicine.com today! Sign up for our FREE AccessEmergency Medicine e-newsletter! Receive news on new AccessEmergency Medicine features, content additions, and updates. Forward this to a friend! We encourage emergency department subscriptions. Call for details! 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