Journal Club Podcast #38: August 2017
A brief discussion on contrast-induced nephropathy and some of the evidence that suggests it may be as real as Sasquatch himself...
A brief discussion on contrast-induced nephropathy and some of the evidence that suggests it may be as real as Sasquatch himself...
A brief discussion of several of the controversies that have popped up in the last few years regarding the diagnosis and management of cellulitis...
Dr. Chris Carpenter and Marco Sivilotti bridge the US-Canada border to bring us a new podcast on the diagnostic approach to atraumatic SAH...
After a brief interlude where I shamelessly self-promote my new novel, I talk about the risks of delayed bleeding in head injury patients on warfarin...
A short discussion of optimal blood pressure management in ICH, looking at intensive BP control vs. guideline-based control...
A brief discussion of the growing literature on the use of tamsulosin (and sometimes nifedipine) in ureteral colic...
A quick review of the literature on anticoagulation in isolated below the knee DVTs, and why we still don't have an answer...
A short monologue on the advantages and disadvantages of high sensitivity troponins and a 0/1 hour algorithm to rule-out and rule-in MI...
A brief discussion in the use of ketamine for pain control in the ED, weighing both the evidence and the anecdote...
A monologue on the ins and outs of using an age-adjusted D-dimer to rule out pulmonary embolism in patients over 50...
Chris Carpenter and Mike Willman get together to talk about sterile gloves, knowledge translation, and the slippery slope of evidence-based medicine...
Evan Shwarz, Louis Jamtgaard and I sit down and chat about fluid selection for large-volume resuscitation...