Day 3 #Castlefest19

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Day 3 #Castlefest19

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May 11, 2019

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Day 3 was nearly a full Mike Stone/Justin Cook day with a little Mike Mallin sprinkled in there. We did all things nerve blocks and MSK. .Check out the podcast for our in-depth post-day interview with them. Stay tuned for day 4!

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May 11, 2019

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State of the Evidence Cardiac Arrest Echo. REASON trial with Romolo Gaspari. #FOAMED: So, your patients dead. You’d like to bring them back to life…but they’ve got standstill on echo. Drop the probe and walk away, right? Not so fast! We’ve got some new evidence to discuss. Also, do you want to come to Sonoscandinavia or the Yellowst... by Ultrasound Podcast
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How to run a better code with @edecmo & @criticalcarenow. #FOAMED. #Haneyissosneaky!: Well, we’ve learned our lesson about locking our door when Haney is town. Apparently he’s broken into our home/studio and recorded this podcast on running a better code. There’s literally NOTHING in this video about ultrasound……but we’re letting it s... by Ultrasound Podcast
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Diastology Part 1: Heart failure with preserved ejection fraction is so hot right now. Also known as diastolic heart failure, this disease is a failure of relaxation rather than the failure of squeeze that we see with systolic heart failure. by Ultrasound Podcast
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$Diastology Part 1: Heart failure with preserved ejection fraction is so hot right now. Also known as diastolic heart failure, this disease is a failure of relaxation rather than the failure of squeeze that we see with systolic heart failure.$
BASIC CARDIAC skills don’t make #youbasic: Need some cardiac refreshers? Looking to up your resus game? Then Ben Smith has the talk for you. Ben dropped this awesome case-based cardiac ultrasound talk for the first time at Cabofest 2018. Don’t be basic bro, learn some echo….. sorry, by Ultrasound Podcast
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Stellate ganglion block for ventricular storm – save a life with this nerve block.: So you think ultrasound can save a life? You don’t know the half of it. Well, maybe YOU do. But WE sure didn’t know about this NERVE BLOCK, that in one study, improved mortality by like 6 bigillion percent. Insane you say? Impossible? Maybe, by Ultrasound Podcast
13 min listen
CaboFest Day 1! #FOAMed: We just got done with Cabofest 2018 in beautiful Cabo San Lucas, Mexico! We had some amazing lecturers and wanted to share some salient points. Stay tuned for the day 2 recap which should be out in a few days! by Ultrasound Podcast
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Appendicitis ultrasound follow up case from The Great White North. Cool stuff! #FOAMED: Last episode we revisited appendicitis ultrasound. Let’s continue that visit. What better way to keep visiting than with a case, right? Luckily, Dave Kirschner….the Canadian, has an awesome case to share with us. by Ultrasound Podcast
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Telescopic PTA with Brooke Hensley and Andrew Liteplo!: This week we deep dive with Brooke Hensley and Andrew Liteplo into a less common and maybe a better way to perform an peritonsillar abscess drainage at the bedside using ultrasound. Check it out! Also, we’re right around the corner from Castlefest 201... by Ultrasound Podcast
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Trouble with rib fractures? Learn chest wall blocks (serratus!) with @highland herring. #FOAMed: Rib fractures, axillary abscesses, and chest tubes are pathologies that are traditionally pretty difficult to provide adequate pain control. You cooouuulllldddd just give them so much narcotics they stop breathing, by Ultrasound Podcast
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$Trouble with rib fractures? Learn chest wall blocks (serratus!) with @highland herring. #FOAMed: Rib fractures, axillary abscesses, and chest tubes are pathologies that are traditionally pretty difficult to provide adequate pain control. You cooouuulllldddd just give them so much narcotics they stop breathing,$
Want/need more of Cabofest? Check out the day 2 summary, filled with goodies from @EDMSKdoc, @ProbeMe, @RogueClaire, @UltrasoundMD and Mike! #FOAMed: If you missed day one of CaboFEST 2018, go back watch it. If you want more check out the day 2 summary, filled with goodies from Mark Goodman, Patrick Ockerse, Claire Heslop, Jacob and Mike! For more hands on and in-person ultrasound goodness, by Ultrasound Podcast
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How to Lecture: We always lecture about ultrasound, but we’ve never lectured on how to lecture about ultrasound. In our latest episode, Mike Mallin and Jacob Avila discuss the finer points of how to produce a good lecture. Also, by Ultrasound Podcast
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Ultrasound Signs: Recently, I had a twitter conversation with Aidan Baron (@Aidan_Baron) about our favorite names for ultrasound signs that weren’t “official” ultrasound signs. A few DM’s later we decided to do a podcast on it and had some help from @MaskedPoCUSer, by Ultrasound Podcast
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More REACTS! – Ultrasound the knee!: Really? Ultrasound of the knee? Is that even a thing? YES! In fact, it is a thing. And it is a thing that you can learn how to do from 2,000 miles away. On this episode we revisit Jacob’s strange dormitory of MSK demonstration in Kentucky while simulta... by Ultrasound Podcast
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Top tips for how to be a rockstar on the stage: Last podcast Mike and Jacob gave you their tips on how to be an effective lecturer. This week our mentors (Haney Mallemat, Resa Lewiss, Alyson McGregor, Victoria Brazil, Matt Dawson, and Anand Swaminathan) give us their top tips for how to be a rocksta... by Ultrasound Podcast
35 min listen
How Kids Are Different: Turns out pediatric ultrasound is more than just wiggly subjects, linear probes, and nervous parents. These little adults can be more complicated than most of us want to admit…. but FEAR NOT, we were recently at Cabofest and recorded this awesome lectu... by Ultrasound Podcast
20 min listen
Does US delay pulse checks in cardiac arrest?: We’ve seen a few studies that seem to imply that the use of ultrasound during cardiac arrest is associated with prolonged pulse checks. This week, Mike and Jacob discuss how to stop not doing it right. Also, by Ultrasound Podcast
21 min listen
How to best use b-lines: Ever wondered what b-lines are? How they’re classified? How to use them clinically? Probably the best way to think about them is to remember that they correspond to increased density of the lung, not just increased edema. by Ultrasound Podcast
10 min listen
All Things TAP (Transversus Abdominus Plane) block w/ Arun Nagdev: This week, Jacob discusses all things TAP (Transversus Abdominus Plane) block with Arun Nagdev. This block has previously been relegated mostly to post-surgical patients, but Arun explains to us why you should consider using this in your patients with... by Ultrasound Podcast
20 min listen
Pneumothorax approach courtesy of Jacob Avila and ULA.: In this weeks video Jacob talks about his approach to the pneumothorax. This video comes straight from the ultrasound leadership academy’s didactic series. If you want to know more, watch now: Come join us in Lexington Ky or Bend Oregon for some in-per... by Ultrasound Podcast
21 min listen
How to use ultrasound with other tools to best manage patients (with @kyliebaker888): This week Jacob sits down in the GE booth with Kylie Baker (@kyliebaker888) at the very last SMACC in Sydney, Australia. There, they discuss how ultrasound can be used in conjunction with other tools to best help manage your patients at the bedside. by Ultrasound Podcast
20 min listen
BONUS – Wild Health announcement: Matt’s back with an important announcement. Don’t adjust your screens, this is a bonus AUDIO ONLY episode. by Ultrasound Podcast
46 min listen
Want to increase the sns of your FAST exam? Try adding the SLOW exam. See how in this weeks podcast, featuring @jordanrupp1 #FOAMed #MedEd: You may have heard of the FAST exam, but have you heard of the SLOW exam? The SLOW exam is featured in a 2018 article in Journal of Ultrasound in Medicine and is a systematic approach to finding small amounts of intraperiteoneal free fluid. by Ultrasound Podcast
16 min listen
Day 4 #Castlefest19: The LAST DAY of Castlefest 2019 was a great one (as were all of the other days). Check out day 4’s summary: Jimmy Fair: Diastology: Consider approaching diastology as binary; does your patient have elevated left atrial pressure or not? by Ultrasound Podcast
20 min listen
Day 1 #CastleFest19: We are nearly 1/2 done with #Castlefest19. Check out the day 1 summary! If you want more, we’re going to be sending out podcasts the morning after for the next 4 days. Enjoy! by Ultrasound Podcast
20 min listen
Day 3 #Castlefest19: Day 3 was nearly a full Mike Stone/Justin Cook day with a little Mike Mallin sprinkled in there. We did all things nerve blocks and MSK. .Check out the podcast for our in-depth post-day interview with them. Stay tuned for day 4! by Ultrasound Podcast
20 min listen
The Best Way to Read Ultrasound Articles with Michael Prats: Ever pondered on the best way to read ultrasound articles and how best to develop your peripheral (i.e., external) brain? This weeks podcast tackles those two questions with special guest Michael Prats of the Ultrasound GEL podcast. Check it out! by Ultrasound Podcast
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Lateral Water bath technique for evaluation of hand infections with Jenn Cotton!: We love talking about super advanced ultrasound applications, but its important to make sure we understand the basics. Soft tissue ultrasound probably has a greater effect on patient dispositions and treatment than most of our other ultrasound applica... by Ultrasound Podcast
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@EMSwami on Learning and Utilizing Ultrasound: During Castlefest we had the honor of sitting down with Anand Swaminathan to hear his thoughts on learning and utilizing ultrasound even if you didn’t necessarily learn it in residency. Check it out! If you want to come hang out with us in Bend, by Ultrasound Podcast
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Jacob sits down with @jchristianfox to talk about his journey integrating #POCUS into #Medschool: Dr. Chris Fox is one of the trailblazers in integrating ultrasound into medical school education. This week, I got the opportunity to interview him and hear a bit of his story, get some tips and talk about the 7th Annual World Congress of Ultrasound in... by Ultrasound Podcast
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Jacob sits down with Srikar Adhikari to talk about #ArtificialIntelligence and #POCUS.: Is Skynet around the corner? Remember Terminator? That was set in 2029, 10 years away. Maybe that’s a little dramatic, but AI, artificial intelligence, is already present in daily medicine and we’re starting to see it in point of care ultrasound as we... by Ultrasound Podcast
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VTE and Nerve Blocks w/ Cian McDermott: I had the opportunity to hang out with Cian McDermott in Dublin for a conference on one of my favorite topics: Venous thromboembolism. This week, we discuss some salient VTE topics as well as our thoughts on ultrasound-guided nerve blocks. by Ultrasound Podcast
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Day 3 #Castlefest19

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