Podcast 165 - Should Pressors Have A Max Dose?

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Podcast 165 - Should Pressors Have A Max Dose?

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Feb 2, 2024

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In this episode we discuss whether the concept of having a "max dose" of your pressor has any evidence or physiological backing. Joining me in this discussion are Dan Rauh, Shane O'Donnell, and Shad Ruby.

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Feb 2, 2024

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Podcast 165 - Should Pressors Have A Max Dose?

Podcast 165 - Should Pressors Have A Max Dose?

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