University of South Carolina School of Medicine Greenville

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The University of South Carolina School of Medicine Greenville is a four-year medical school located at the heart of Prisma Health–Upstate, formerly known as Greenville Health System, the region's largest care provider, and backed by two decades of partnership in providing comprehensive medical education to students from the University of South Carolina, the state’s largest public university.

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Toxicology , Medications

Strong Enough for a Giraffe, But Made for a Human: Alpha 2-adrenergic Agonist Overdose

10/9/2020 Scott H. Witt, MD , Erich Burton, DO
Recognizing alpha 2-agonist overdose and distinguishing it from other etiologies of bradycardia and hypotension is critically important.
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Medical Education , Med Ed Fellowship Director Interview Series

Medical Education Fellowship at University of South Carolina-Greenville, Prisma Health-Upstate

8/17/2020 Erin Karl, MD , Frances Rusnack, DO, MS , Moira Smith, MD, MPH
Learn about the medical education fellowship program at University of South Carolina-Greenville, Prisma Health-Upstate.
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Pediatric EM

Pediatric Nasopharyngeal Tumor

2/12/2020 Ashlee Davis, MD , Sarah E. Fabiano, MD, FACEP, FAAEM
Nasopharyngeal tumors are exceedingly rare but their clinical presentation often includes symptoms commonly seen in the ED. These may include symptoms of more benign conditions, such as rhinitis or si
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Wellness , Heart of EM

The Heart of EM: Bring Your Shovel

2/2/2020 Jeremiah White, MD
When a personal unexpected moment faces this EM resident - "Your aorta might rupture" - he pulls his thoughts together about how the uncertain world of EM docs sometimes visits very close to home and
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Neurology , Trauma

Jackhammer Dissection

8/13/2019 Mary Katherine Montes de Oca , Zane P. Osborne, MD, MBA, FACEP , Sarah E. Fabiano, MD, FACEP, FAAEM
If a patient presents with recent trauma, neck pain, headache or neck manipulation with signs or symptoms of stroke, cervical artery dissection should be considered.