19 min listen
Best Pearls and Biggest Trends of 2015
Best Pearls and Biggest Trends of 2015
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Length:
19 minutes
Released:
Jan 4, 2016
Format:
Podcast episode
Description
In this special episode we review some of the top items of 2015*
David Newman:
Opioids for back pain - falling out of favor.
Risk stratifying (and testing) low risk chest pain.
Haney Mallemat:
Peripheral vasopressors may be ready for prime time
FAST guided resuscitative thoracotomy (No cardiac activity and no effusion? No thoracotomy).
Movement towards less volume in sepsis (ex: in PROMISE trial average patient got 6L over 72 h)
Michelle Lin
Merging of FOAM with traditional journals
Merging of FOAM resources into conglomerates
More medical education FOAM (ex: ICEnet, EMin5)
Rob Orman
Same as Haney (peripheral vasopressors + FAST in resuscitative thoracotomy)
Sexual intercourse 3-4 times per week may aid in expulsion of distal kidney stones.
Thanks for listening!
Jeremy Faust and Lauren Westafer
*Chosen by people smarter than we are.
(nb: Lauren initially wrote "smarter than us," but I fixed it. You're welcome, universe. -JF)
David Newman:
Opioids for back pain - falling out of favor.
Risk stratifying (and testing) low risk chest pain.
Haney Mallemat:
Peripheral vasopressors may be ready for prime time
FAST guided resuscitative thoracotomy (No cardiac activity and no effusion? No thoracotomy).
Movement towards less volume in sepsis (ex: in PROMISE trial average patient got 6L over 72 h)
Michelle Lin
Merging of FOAM with traditional journals
Merging of FOAM resources into conglomerates
More medical education FOAM (ex: ICEnet, EMin5)
Rob Orman
Same as Haney (peripheral vasopressors + FAST in resuscitative thoracotomy)
Sexual intercourse 3-4 times per week may aid in expulsion of distal kidney stones.
Thanks for listening!
Jeremy Faust and Lauren Westafer
*Chosen by people smarter than we are.
(nb: Lauren initially wrote "smarter than us," but I fixed it. You're welcome, universe. -JF)
Released:
Jan 4, 2016
Format:
Podcast episode
Titles in the series (100)
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