In this 316th episode I welcome Dr. Kajstura back to the show to discuss the high yield topics of airway anatomy and pharmacology.
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In this 315th episode I welcome Drs. Jon Tang, Jordan Halloway and Manoj Iyer to the show to discuss the latest updates on leadless pacemakers and ICDs.
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In this 314th episode I welcome Thomas Piraino and Brandon Oto to the show to discuss how we can optimize PEEP in the ICU. We talk about why it matters, different ways to estimate ideal PEEP, and what the research tells us.
CME: Link
Tom’s Stuff:
Blog: https://coemv.blog/
Respiratory Calculator: https://respiratorycalc.com/
Inspire-RT: https://www.inspire-rt.com/
Brandon’s Stuff:
Blog: https://critcon.org/
Podcast: https://icuscenarios.com/
Intensive Care Academy: https://www.icu101.com/
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In this 313th episode I welcome Dr. Alexis Motz to the show as she finishes her residency in anesthesiology. We discuss the lessons she learned along the way about how to get the most out of the experience and be the best resident, and all around physician, possible. We also discuss her interest in social media use in the residency application process.
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In this 312th episode I welcome Drs. Franklin Cladis, Meredith Kingeter and Bridget Marroquin to the show to discuss the Society for Education in Anesthesia (SEA). We discuss how it has been an important part of our careers and how it has a lot to offer to anyone interested in anesthesiology education.
CME: Link
SEA Info
Website: https://www.seahq.org
Journal of Education in Perioperative Medicine (JEPM-Official journal of SEA)
Instagram: SEANESHQ
X: @SEAnesHQ
Revolutionizing Anesthesia in Cameroon
Doctoral CRNA students AJ Hustedde and Marc Petrykowski have developed a set of patent-pending, 3D-printed video laryngoscope blades and airway tools designed to improve anesthesia safety in low-resource settings. Their current efforts are focused on Cameroon, where a lack of airway equipment has resulted in preventable patient harm. They’re fundraising to continue production, deliver equipment, and train local providers on sustainable use.
Donate here:
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In this 311th episode I welcome Dr. Mark Nelson to the show to discuss his management aid that helps clinicians easily figure out how to handle all types of AICDs and Pacers in the perioperative period.
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In this 310th episode I welcome Dr. Annemarie Thompson, head of the working group that put out the new AHA/ACC Guidelines for the perioperative cardiovascular management for noncardiac surgery, and Drs. Jochen Steppan and Giancarlo Suffredini, cardiac anesthesiologists, to talk about the new iteration of the guidelines. We go through the algorithm in detail and talk about the evidence behind it and how to use biomarkers.
CME: Link
References: Thompson, A., et al., 2024 AHA/ACC/ACS/ASNC/HRS/SCA/SCCT/SCMR/SVM Guideline for Perioperative Cardiovascular Management for Noncardiac Surgery. Circulation
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In this 309th episode I welcome Dr. Mimi Wynn to another Master Clinician interview. We discuss her career as a world expert in cardiac and vascular anesthesia with a deep focus in thoraco-abdominal aneurysms. We discuss how to develop an area of expertise, how to keep learning, how to overcome imposter syndrome, how to deal with failure, and much more.
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In this 308th episode I welcome Dr. Tim Kajstura back to the show for another ABA Keyword episode. We cover Ambulatory Anesthesia.
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In this 307th episode I welcome Commander Dr. Mark Cannon, Commander Dr. Nick Pulos, Lieutenant Dr. Joey Sieker and Lt. Commander Erika Spencer to the show to discuss military reserve options for residents and attendings.
Contacts for those interested in learning more:
#LCDR ERIKA SPENCER (771)233-2474 or er*****************@*****vy.mil
#CDR NICHOLAS PULOS : ni******************@*****vy.mil
#NAVY RESERVE RECRUITING COMMAND: (901)300-0423 / NR*******@**VY.MIL
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