Dr. Dominique Pepper is a senior fellow at the National Institutes of Health. He gives a brief overview on the 5 steps of acid-base interpretation and then systematically discusses 10 cases with you that you likely encounter in the ICU or during your Exams. Originally presented in May 2018. The …
Difficult-to-treat antimicrobial resistance and inappropriate empiric therapy in US hospitals
Dr. Sameer Kadri MD MS is a staff clinician and head of the Clinical Epidemiology Section in the Clinical Center’s Critical Medicine Department at the National Institutes of Health. He gives an engaging lecture on difficult-to-treat antimicrobial resistance and inappropriate empiric therapy in US hospitals. Originally presented in May 2017. …
Nitrite and nitric oxide after cardiac arrest: Bench to bedside translation
Dr. Cameron Dezfulian is an Assistant Professor of Adult and Pediatric Critical care medicine at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. He gives an overview from bench to bedside on the role of nitrite and nitric oxide after cardiac arrest. Originally presented in May 2017. The ideas and opinions …
Prone Positioning and Muscle Relaxants Use During Mechanical Ventilation for Respiratory Failure: A European Perspective
Dr. Jordi Mancebo, a professor of medicine at the University of Montreal is an expert on mechanical ventilation and ARDS and has been an author of landmark articles on prone positioning. Enjoy his excellent talk on the prone positioning and management of acute ARDS.
Pulmonary Artery Catheters, Part 1: Basic Concepts and Interpretation
Dr. Robert Danner is Senior Investigator at the National Institutes of Health Clinical Center. He gives an excellent review of Pulmonary Artery Catheters covering evidence for and against use as well as practical tips on placement and interpretation. Pulmonary Artery Catheters, Part 1: Basic Concepts and Interpretation from NIH Critical …