J Emerg Med
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Alcohol use in college-age individuals is associated with increased injury risk. Many college drinkers end up in the emergency department (ED) as a result of their drinking, providing a unique opportunity to intervene. ⋯ Seven studies were identified that measured the outcomes of ED interventions for alcohol use in the college-age population. The studied interventions showed promise but had variable success. More research is needed to establish short- and long-term efficacy, specifically in high-risk underage college students.
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Editorial Biography Historical Article
In Memoriam: To Ron Krome, My Hero and My Friend.
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Case Reports
Sacrococcygeal Foreign Body Progressing with Pilonidal Sinus Clinical Picture: Report of a Case.
Pilonidal sinus is a benign anorectal disease that is frequently seen in the sacrococcygeal area when a foreign body reaction develops after the invasion of hair follicles. ⋯ The presence of a foreign body in cases progressing with a single and wide inlet and frequently recurring abscess formation is a condition of which to be aware.