by Mark Silverberg • • Comments Off on Climbing in New Paltz
Everyone had a great time this weekend on our WM trip to New Paltz. After arriving at our rental house on the first day we took a short “hike” where we were not lost at all although I don’t think…
We have had some cutting edge articles in the past but none have been so stimulating as the one that was presented by Nathan Reisman this month. If you are out in the wilderness and you come across a person…
by Mark Silverberg • • Comments Off on Pit Viper Envenomations
We did not had a good article to post to the WM blog this month. However, I realized that I never posted Andrew Koping’s article on Pit Vipers from a little while back. So, here that one is: Pitviper Coagulopathy…
by Mark Silverberg • • Comments Off on Montauk Wilderness Medicine Trip
The wilderness medicine division had an awesome fishing and camping trip out to Montauk last week. We went on a fluke fishing boat and caught a ton of fish. Four were large enough that we could keep them and cook them…
by Mark Silverberg • • Comments Off on Anaphylaxis in the wilderness
This month’s wilderness medicine meeting took place in Brooklyn Heights and we talked about how to deal with anaphylaxis if it occurs in the out-back. Julie Waldman did a nice job discussing the following paper: Anaphylaxis Wilderness Julie also put…
This months wilderness medicine club meeting discussed a great paper talking about lightning strikes. You can download the paper here: lightning Zina was also nice enough to put together a fast summary of the highlights of this article. Here they…
This is my first attempt to post the papers from our monthly wilderness medicine meetings so please bear with me. Last month Dr. Grock reviewed a nice paper discussing the dangers of messing around with the yellow scorpion. Lucky for…