Steve Trzeciak on Sepsis, Perfusion, & Microcirculation
Dr. Stephen Trzeciak is a world renowned research and clinical expert in the management of sepsis and post-cardiac arrest care. A large amount of his work has been incorporated into […]
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Amal Mattu – Tachydysrhythmias in the ICU You GOTTA Know!
Dr. Amal Mattu is a master of many things, one of them being the EKG. We were fortunate enough to have him teach about something that are seen all the
Wendy Chang: Status Epilepticus Mistakes You Don’t Want to Make!
Today we are honored to have Dr. Wan-Tsu (Wendy) Chang, member of both the Neurocritical Care Department and the Emergency Department here at the University of Maryland. Dr. Chang has spent
Ron Tesoriero – Don’t #!*% with the Pancreas – Management of Severe Pancreatitis in the ICU
Dr. Ron Tesoriero, Assistant Professor in the Department of Surgery & Associate Program Director of the Surgical Critical Care and Acute Care Surgery Fellowship at UMMC & Shock Trauma has
Kim Boswell – POD 0: Care After Cardiac Surgery
Dr. Kim Boswell is an Emergency Medicine trained intensivist who not only works in the ED but takes care of some of the sickest patients at the University of Maryland
Jeff Zilberstein – Community ICU Admin is Freaking Hard, But You Can Make a World of Difference
Sweet! You just graduated from your Critical Care fellowship and landed a great job in the community. No more PGY paychecks or 80+ hour work weeks. Things are looking up!
Giora Netzer – Blood Transfusion Strategies in the Modern Era
Giora Netzer (@GioraNetzer) is one of those “evidence-based medicine” guys, who has an obsession with transplant medicine – to be more specific – blood transfusion strategies in the ICU. What
Dale Needham: Post Intensive Care Syndrome
Congrats! You saved your patient from their critical illness – but do you know what happens to them after they leave your ICU? Well, if not – you might be
Nader Habashi: Airway Pressure Release Ventilation (APRV) – A mechanistic and physiologic view
Dr. Nader Habashi is a master of all things APRV. What’s the evidence for APRV? Should APRV be used as a preventative mode of mechanical ventilation in patients at risk
