Catastrophic Antiphospholipid Syndrome, i.e. Clotting Gone Wild!!
Thanks to Drs. Katelyn Donohue and Christina Tupe for this fantastic Case Report! After a long night of all-out chaos you hear of a transfer accepted by the previous shift and fast
We Won! The 2014 ATS Innovations in Fellowship Education Award
Congratulations to all of the fellows and faculty at the University of Maryland for winning the 2014 ATS Innovation in Fellowship Education Award. Â Each year the American Thoracic Society recognizes
Bioterrorism and the ICU: Fear, Threats, and Reality
Today we have asked Dr. Emilie Calvello, MD, MPH to speak to us on a sensitive but crucial topic: bioterrorism. Dr. Calvello currently holds the position of Clinical Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine
Speaking out: urging physicians to take the lead in patient safety
As critical care physicians, we all wish to lead our ICU to better outcomes and give the highest quality care. One way to do that is being actively involved in
Roy Brower – Managing Severe ARDS and Being on the Edge of the Evidence
Dr. Roy Brower is one of the original ARDSnet authors that brought Low Tidal-Volume ventilation to the masses.  We asked him to speak his mind on what he thinks we should
General Principles of Post-operative Care: When Physiology Goes Awry
Today we are pleased to welcome a very prestigious guest: Dr. Mary Njoku, owner of the M. Jane Matjasko Professorship for Education in Anesthesiology, the current director of the University of
"Voodoo Death": The Deadly Brain-Heart Syndrome
[tab_nav type=”two-up”][tab_nav_item title=”Clinical Case” active=”true”][tab_nav_item title=”Answer” active=””][/tab_nav][tabs][tab active=”true”]You are working late one night when you are called by the ED to come down and help with someone who needs direct
Burton Lee – Numeracy II: The tale of sample sizes, the superstitious student, & superb studies
Dr. Burton Lee returns to MarylandCCProject to discuss the second half of his deeper dive into numeracy of the medical literature (“deep dive” is a bit of a stretch for
Principles of antibiotic therapy in the critically ill
Today we are lucky to have Dr. Manjari Joshi, Associate Professor of Medicine, Division of Infectious Diseases at both the University of Maryland SOM and the R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center. For today’s lecture,
