Những podcast Anesthesiology hay nhất (2025)

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A Murdered CEO, Anesthesia Reimbursement (Almost) Restricted and Ubiquitous Corporate ‘Greedflation’: Signs of the Times? 4:42

5d ago4:42

4:42

A healthcare company executive is shot in the back, murdered in cold blood; an angry populace chafes at the rising costs of health insurance and denials in coverage; and a privately held insurance company schemes to fatten its bottom line by restricting reimbursement for anesthesia services. In the parlance of that god-awful, hackneyed expression, …

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Tariffs Expected to Worsen Shortages, Increase Drug Prices and Hurt Healthcare 5:45

13d ago5:45

5:45

From never-ending staffing shortages to a myriad of financial challenges from the COVID-19 pandemic, the past several years have been exceptionally difficult on the United States' healthcare system. Although many institutions have weathered the storm, some have resorted to private equity, some are on life support and others have closed their doors.…

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The L.A. Wildfires Bring Massive Health Concern 8:10

3M ago8:10

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The Los Angeles wildfires have destroyed thousands of homes and stores, and left entire communities in ash and rubble. And while lives have already been lost, experts are now discussing the long-term health impact for those who lived or worked in the area. "The general practitioners, the anesthesiologists, the entire medical community needs to be e…

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The Growing Epidemic of Elderly Abuse 12:35

10M ago12:35

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The number of senior citizens is growing rapidly; individuals aged 65 and older increased from 39.6 million in 2009 to 54.1 million in 2019 (a 36% increase) and is projected to reach 94.7 million by 2060. However, over the last few years, the usual respect and care of our aging population is decaying into a growing incidence of neglect and abuse. P…

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Is the Healthcare Delivery System Prepared for the Next Terror Attack? 8:25

1+ y ago8:25

8:25

There has been a marked increase in mass casualty events in our society. Targets have included schools, malls, houses of worship, and yes, hospitals. Our staffing crisis unfortunately has negatively affected even our most robust trauma system and emergency rooms; there has also been the closure of many hospitals in rural areas, which has created he…

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Mythbusters: Tips for Young Anesthesiologists 7:09

1+ y ago7:09

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Whitney Fallahian, MD, an assistant professor of anesthesiology at the University of Wisconsin, in Madison, shares her thoughts on several important topics for fledgling anesthesiologists, such as fellowship options, work-life balance and salary expectations.Bởi Anesthesiology News

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U.S. Healthcare Facing a Staffing Crisis 13:48

1+ y ago13:48

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The American healthcare system is experiencing a growing crisis: How do we adequately staff our operating rooms, hospitals, clinics and offices with healthcare professionals? The lack of staff crosses all professional lines, from physicians to nurses to lab technologists—all levels of staff are in short supply. To deal with this challenge, health a…

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The Value of Podcasting for Anesthesiologists 6:26

2y ago6:26

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At the 2023 spring meeting of the American Society of Regional Anesthesia and Pain Medicine, Rajnish Gupta, MD, a professor of anesthesiology at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, in Nashville, Tenn., discusses how podcasting can be a way for anesthesiologists to highlight their academic work and communicate with other like-minded professionals …

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The Pivotal Role of Anesthesiologists in Improving Maternal Care 11:02

2y ago11:02

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Barbara Orlando, MD, PhD, an associate professor of anesthesiology and the division chief of obstetric anesthesiology at McGovern Medical School at the University of Texas Health Science Center, in Houston, discusses several ways to reduce morbidity and mortality in pregnant patients. She also addresses high-risk pregnant patients with various como…

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The Connection Between Sleep Apnea and Stroke 5:51

2y ago5:51

5:51

Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) affects 20% of U.S. adults, of whom about 90% are undiagnosed. The major risk factors for OSA include obesity, male sex and a family history of OSA. There is a large body of literature showing that OSA is an independent risk factor for hypertension, heart disease, type 2 diabetes and stroke. This case illustrates how a…

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New Textbook Addresses Perioperative Cancer Care 9:40

2y ago9:40

9:40

Cancer is a major global public health concern that affects all citizens and communities around the world. Globally, the incidence of cancer is predicted to increase by 50% by the year 2030; and during the same period, cancer-related mortality is projected to increase by 60% to 13.1 million deaths worldwide. This increasing trend in cancer-related …

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From Rock to Doc: The Neil Ratner Story 20:15

2y ago20:15

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Neil Ratner, MD, has played remarkably divergent roles in his life, initially as a rock-and-roll drummer and staging entrepreneur, working with the likes of Edgar Winter and Emerson, Lake & Palmer. But he always had an interest in medicine, so eventually he ditched his successful rock career and went to medical school, later becoming an anesthesiol…

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Will Isotonitazene Be Our New Overdose Crisis Drug? 6:37

2+ y ago6:37

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The Drug Enforcement Administration Washington Division is warning local residents of a dangerous new drug emerging in the D.C. area that is as deadly as fentanyl. We as neurocritical care practitioners may therefore soon find ourselves caring for patients that have overdosed on this drug and may be suffering from severe hypoxic injury and coma. In…

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Early Recovery Program Reduces Opioid Use by 80% After Cesarean Delivery 4:49

2+ y ago4:49

4:49

Over the past two years, Saddleback Hospital, in Laguna Hills, Calif., has implemented a robust ERAC (early recovery after cesarean) protocol that includes a transversus abdominis plane block with liposomal bupivacaine for post-op cesarean delivery pain. Results have shown that the protocol has reduced the use of narcotics for the post-op period by…

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The Etherist Podcast, Season 4: Burnout Prevention Tips and Key Takeaways 35:43

2+ y ago35:43

35:43

In the previous chapters of “Anesthesiology News Presents The Etherist,” we defined just what physician well-being is, when it came to light and why the concept needs to be addressed at institutional and systemwide levels. We also explored managing the cognitive workload during residency, the stress of working during the COVID-19 pandemic, and the …

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The Etherist Podcast, Season 4: Burnout During Residency and Culture 29:16

2+ y ago29:16

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In the second episode of Anesthesiology News presents The Etherist, we discussed some of the main causes and signs of burnout. We also explored what it was like to work during the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. In this installment, we first examine well-being during residency. Managing the cognitive workload and production pressure can be incredib…

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The Etherist Podcast, Season 4: Defining Burnout and Physician Well-Being 21:51

2+ y ago21:51

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The season premiere of Anesthesiology News presents The Etherist featured Dr. Amy Vinson, the chair of the American Society of Anesthesiologists Committee on Physician Well-Being. Among many other things, she explained why physician well-being needs to be addressed at an institutional and systemwide level. In this episode, we delve deeper into work…

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The Etherist Podcast, Season 4: Physician Well-Being 26:54

2+ y ago26:54

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In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, anesthesiologists are being asked to do more than ever with less. Staffing shortages, supply chain issues, administrative burdens, regulatory compliance and unpredictable work hours continue to plague the field and contribute to burnout. This is a universal problem, and these are symptoms of a work environment …

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The Etherist Podcast: Season 4 Coming Soon! 4:12

2+ y ago4:12

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In this new season of “Anesthesiology News presents The Etherist,” we’re going to examine a topic that’s both spoken about not enough and too much — physician well-being. In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, anesthesiologists are being asked to do more than ever with less. Staffing shortages, supply chain issues, administrative burdens, regulatory…

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‘Ask the Experts’: California’s Fight Over Pediatric Dental Anesthesia Care With Rita Agarwal, MD 43:43

3y ago43:43

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In this episode of “Ask the Experts,” Rita Agarwal, MD, joins the show to discuss the efforts in California to pass legislation to change anesthesia delivery in pediatric dental anesthesia cases. Agrawal has played an important role in advising and promoting the need for improved practices in the state, especially when it comes to the sole-operator…

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‘Ask the Experts’: How One Startup Is Transforming Non-OR Anesthesia 45:05

3y ago45:05

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In this episode of “Ask the Experts,” we talk with Navin Goyal, MD, a co-founder of OFFOR Health, and Saket Agrawal, the CEO of OFFOR Health, about their company’s success in building a mobile anesthesia service aimed at providing office-based anesthesia for dental procedures. Goyal is an anesthesiologist from Columbus, Ohio. He started OFFOR Healt…

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‘On the Case’: The Secret to Unusual Cases With Elizabeth Frost, MD 17:04

3y ago17:04

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In this episode of “On the Case,” James Prudden interviews Elizabeth A.M. Frost, MD, about some of this most unique and memorable cases of her career. Frost was the original clinical editor of The Frost Series, which bears her name in honor of her contributions to the art of the case study. And she will be the guest editor of the series again in th…

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‘Ask the Experts’: ASA’s Difficult Airway Guidelines With William Rosenblatt, MD 31:45

3y ago31:45

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In this episode of “Ask the Experts,” William Rosenblatt, MD, comes back on the show to discuss his work on the American Society of Anesthesiologists (ASA) Difficult Airway Guidelines. He also explains how it took years to build the Airway on Demand video library and why he does it. Rosenblatt is a professor of anesthesiology and otolaryngology at …

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‘On the Case’: Comatose in the PACU? Check the Scopolamine Patch 23:58

3y ago23:58

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“On the Case” is back for another season of in-depth interviews with the authors of the best case reports published in Anesthesiology News. The first episode of the year features L. Jane Stewart, MD, JD, MPH, who co-wrote the review titled “Comatose in the PACU? Remove the Scopolamine Patch” (Anesthesiology News Special Edition 2021;17:81-85). Stew…

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New Episodes of ‘Anesthesiology News Presents’ Coming Soon 3:22

3y ago3:22

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Anesthesiology News will be publishing a new season of our popular podcast series, “On the Case” and “Ask the Experts.” “On the Case” is a review series that features the authors of our popular case report series. We hear the behind-the-scenes story on the most unique clinical case studies published in the magazine directly from the professionals w…

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Ep 4: The Next Chapter of Anesthesiology (The Etherist, Season 3) 31:42

3+ y ago31:42

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In this episode, we turn our focus to the present to see how recent research could be used to shape the future of anesthesiology. In previous episodes, we reviewed how the pioneers of anesthesia were able to successfully use ether and chloroform without the full knowledge of those drugs that we have today. In that spirit, we explore whether there i…

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Ep 3: The First Professional Anesthetist (The Etherist, Season 3) 28:19

3+ y ago28:19

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In the previous episodes, we relived the incredible achievements of the discoverers of anesthesia in Davy, Morton, Simpson and Long. But another individual may be just as important to the progress of the specialty as those who discovered it. John Snow was a doctor and scientist in London when he first witnessed a demonstration of ether anesthesia. …

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Ep 2: The Dreadful Discovery of Chloroform (The Etherist, Season 3) 37:04

3+ y ago37:04

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The discovery of chloroform was closely intertwined with ether anesthesia because of the relative closeness of their discoveries, but it did not take long for the early pioneers of anesthesia use to understand the enormous difference between the two anesthetic agents. From October 1846 to November 1847, anesthesia providers used ether to ease pain …

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Ep 1: October 16, 1846 (The Etherist, Season 3) 35:36

3+ y ago35:36

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On Friday, Oct. 16, 1846, William Thomas Green Morton changed the world of medicine with his demonstration of vaporized ether anesthesia at Massachusetts General Hospital, in Boston. The discovery and public demonstration of ether anesthesia was not a sudden achievement, though. In fact, it was the results of incremental scientific gains by dozens …

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The Etherist—Season 3 Prologue: No Laughing Matter 13:04

3+ y ago13:04

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Before the discovery of ether anesthesia, surgery was an excruciating experience for patients, their loved ones and even the surgeons who performed the operations. In the 1840s, an important scientific breakthrough changed the course of medical history—the discovery of anesthesia. However, over several decades leading up to that historic discovery,…

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The Etherist—Season 3 Trailer: Ether Day Revisited 3:25

3+ y ago3:25

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In this new season of “Anesthesiology News presents The Etherist,” we celebrate the 175th anniversary of the original Ether Day by looking back at the origin of anesthesiology as a modern medical specialty. We will revisit those early days of discovery and innovation and the people who made it all possible, but we won’t stop with the history of ane…

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‘Anesthesiology News Presents’: An Exclusive Interview with Jodi Kuhlman, MD, on Her Recovery from Fentanyl Addiction 33:27

4y ago33:27

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In this exclusive feature of “Anesthesiology News Presents,” Jodi Kuhlman, MD, comes forward to share her story of fentanyl addiction and drug diversion for the very first time. Kuhlman’s story was first published anonymously in a feature in the women’s magazine Marie Claire, in 2019. She recently decided to come forward to share her story directly…

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‘Ask the Experts’: How to Write to Get Published With Sonia Vaida, MD 26:55

4y ago26:55

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In this episode of “Ask the Experts,” Sonia Vaida, MD, comes on the show to explain her process for editing new reviews and case reports for “The Frost Series” every month in Anesthesiology News. She also shares her best advice on how to write reports to get them published for the first time. Vaida is the clinical editor of “The Frost Series” for A…

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‘On the Case’: The Kratom Problem and Some Considerations for Anesthesiologists 25:03

4y ago25:03

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In this episode of “On the Case,” Peter J. Papadakos, MD, discusses a case report he wrote in the Journal of the American Academy of PAs (2021;34[4]:33-36) about a 54-year-old man who was transferred with a large right frontal intracerebral hemorrhage after ingesting kratom. Papadakos is a professor of anesthesiology, surgery, neurology and neurosu…

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‘Ask the Experts’: The Greater Need for Dental Anesthesia With Peggy Seidman, MD 52:05

4y ago52:05

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In this episode of “Ask the Experts,” Peggy Seidman, MD, joins us to discuss dental anesthesia and the need for more qualified anesthesia providers for routine office-based dental procedures, especially in pediatric cases. She also shares her favorite section of The New York Times and one thing that has inspired her throughout her career. Seidman i…

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‘On the Case’: A Rare Crisis of Malignant Hyperthermia in a Pediatric Patient 15:39

4y ago15:39

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In this episode of “On the Case,” Matthew Shachner, DO, discusses his case report about a 2-year-old girl who developed malignant hyperthermia during a routine dental cleaning under general anesthesia. The patient had presented to the hospital for the procedure due to poor dentition, and it was her first time undergoing general anesthesia. Shachner…

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Significance of a Multidisciplinary Approach for NMBAs with J. Ross Renew, MD, FASA, FASE and Richard Pence, CRNA, MHA 10:43

4y ago10:43

10:43

In this podcast, expert clinicians will discuss the importance of a multidisciplinary team approach when managing patients receiving neuromuscular blockade therapy.Bởi J. Ross Renew, MD, FASA, FASE

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Current and Emerging NMB Therapies with J. Ross Renew, MD, FASA, FASE and Anthony L. Kovac, MD 17:21

4y ago17:21

17:21

In this podcast, expert clinicians will discuss the clinical data supporting the use of current and investigational neuromuscular blockade agents.Bởi J. Ross Renew, MD, FASA, FASE

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Benefits and Drawbacks of Conventional Reversal Agents with J. Ross Renew, MD, FASA, FASE, and Richard Pence, CRNA, MHA 13:34

4y ago13:34

13:34

In this podcast, expert clinicians will discuss the benefits and limitations of conventional reversal agents.Bởi J. Ross Renew, MD, FASA, FASE

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Best Practices for Monitoring Neuromuscular Blockade with J. Ross Renew, MD, FASA, FASE, and Anthony L. Kovac, MD 14:37

4y ago14:37

14:37

In this podcast, expert clinicians will discuss the best practices for monitoring patients receiving neuromuscular blockade agents.Bởi J. Ross Renew, MD, FASA, FASE

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‘Ask the Experts’: The Joy of Medical Missions With Cheryl Gooden, MD 37:03

4y ago37:03

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Show Notes: In this episode of “Ask the Experts,” Cheryl Gooden, MD, joins us to discuss some of the challenges that she encounters with pediatric airway management. She also talks about her work in medical mission work around the world from India to Peru. “Ask the Experts” is a conversation podcast series from the “Anesthesiology News Presents” ch…

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‘On the Case’: Managing Pain and COVID-19 Pneumonia During Cesarean Delivery 18:39

4y ago18:39

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Show Notes: In this episode of “On the Case,” Steve Garber, MD, discusses his case report on a 39-year-old woman (gravida 5, para 4), at 36 weeks’ gestation, who was diagnosed with COVID-19 pneumonia after presenting to the emergency department with shortness of breath, cough and myalgias three days after her COVID-19 diagnosis. Dr. Garber in an an…

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‘Ask the Experts’: The Future Role of Physician Anesthesiologists with Karen Sibert, MD 49:45

4y ago49:45

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Show Notes: In this episode of “Ask the Experts,” Karen Sibert, MD, joins us to discuss the future of anesthesiology and the evolving role of anesthesiologists in modern health care. She also explains her reason for giving up on Twitter as a way of communicating her ideas and opinions about the specialty. “Ask the Experts” is a conversation podcast…

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‘On the Case’: The Rise, Fall and Rise Again of Chloroprocaine in Ambulatory Surgery 20:39

4y ago20:39

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In this episode of “On the Case,” J. Eric Greensmith, MD, PhD, joins us to discuss his case report about the history of chloroprocaine and the benefits of using it in ambulatory surgery today. Greensmith is an associate professor of anesthesia and critical care in the Department of Anesthesiology and Perioperative Medicine at Penn State Health Milt…

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‘Ask the Experts’: Amy Pearson, MD 43:44

4y ago43:44

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In this episode of “Ask the Experts,” Amy Pearson, MD, joins us to discuss her leadership role in Women in Anesthesiology, which is an organization that focuses on the professional and personal development of women anesthesiologists as well as promoting a culture of inclusivity and diversity. “Ask the Experts” is a conversation podcast series from …

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‘On the Case’: Pediatric POCUS for TACO 21:43

4y ago21:43

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In this episode of “On the Case,” Carl (Yuan-Feng) Lo, MD, joins us to discuss his case report about using lung point-of-care ultrasound to diagnose and treat transfusion-associated circulatory overload in a toddler with upper gastrointestinal bleeding. Lo is a clinical assistant professor of anesthesiology in the Department of Anesthesiology and C…

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‘Ask the Experts’: William Rosenblatt, MD 21:44

4y ago21:44

21:44

In this episode of “Ask the Experts,” William Rosenblatt, MD, joins us to discuss the “Airway on Demand” video series and answer a few questions about some unique airway management moments he has caught on camera. Rosenblatt is a professor of anesthesiology at Yale New Haven Hospital and the Yale School of Medicine, in Connecticut. He is the presid…

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‘On the Case’: Hemolacria, or Blood in Tears 22:28

4y ago22:28

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In this episode of “On the Case,” Richard Kim, MD, MSc, joins us to discuss his case report about a patient who experienced hemolacria, or blood in tears. Kim is a regional anesthesiology and acute pain medicine fellow at Stanford University School of Medicine, in California. “On the Case” is an interview-driven podcast series, in which we take a b…

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Anesthesiology News Presents Two New Series 2:49

4y ago2:49

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Introducing two new podcast series from the same team that brought you “Anesthesiology News presents The Etherist.” These new shows, called “On the Case” and “Ask the Experts,” will be premiering next week. “On the Case” is a behind-the-scenes look into the popular case reports published in the news magazine. We’ll be discussing what it was like to…

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Ep 4: A Specialty in the Balance (The Etherist, Season 2) 31:55

4+ y ago31:55

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This story started with a number—a shortage of 139,000 physicians—and for anesthesiology that could mean a shortage of between 17,000 and 42,000 physician anesthesiologists. Throughout this season, it became clear that the exact number of physicians wasn’t the real story. All of the elements affecting the specialty, from changing practice models to…

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