75: Pulmonary Embolism and ECPR
In this short episode, Zack makes two points. One, it was tough to get to where we are with ECMO acceptance. Two, cardiac arrest patients in...
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20 of 92 episodes74: Do 70 year old’s deserve ECPR? A Deep Dive into the Economics of ECPR
Have you ever pondered whether all the work over ECPR was worth it? Even if you did save a few patients, does this really make sense from a...
73b: Conclusions for Hyperinvasive Trial with Jan Belohlavek
Here is the conclusion for the interview of Jan Belohlavek and his Hyperinvasive Trial
73:The Hyperinvasive Trial with Jan Belohlavek
Wait...ECPR works? To the believers, this has been a foregone conclusion. To the rest of the world, the question of whether ECPR improves ca...
72: Should We All Switch To Bivalirudin?
Heparin has been the mainstay of anticoagulation for ECMO patients for years. In recent years, this has been challenged. Bivalirudin has b e...
71: Should We Prioritize VV-ECMO over ECPR?
In this episode, we dive into the abyss of resource allocation. Much of the world is saying that the limited number of ECMO circuits should...
70: REBOA REDUX – Management of Hemorrhagic Shock in Non-Trauma Patients – with Bellezzo & Zaf Qasim
In this episode Joe Bellezzo talks with Resuscitative Endovascular Balloon Occlusion of the Aorta (REBOA) expert Zaf Qasim about NON-TRAUMA...
69: 2020 Synopsis
2020 was a crazy year. This month Zack goes through the biggest ECMO lessons learned in 2020. This is a short concise run through of ECPR, E...
68: ARREST – The First Randomized ECPR Trial Ever
The ARREST Trial is published! Demetris Yannopoulos, Jason Bartos and their army of rockstars have done it! This is the first randomized ECP...
67: Da DO2: Fundamental ECMO Physiology with Sage Whitmore
Have you ever wondered about how initiating ECMO changes the cardiovascular physiology? Have you wondered what metrics you should be looking...
66: Crash VV ECMO
Have you ever wondered how you would crash someone onto VV ECMO? Have you ever wondered where is the best place to put the cannulas? Have st...
65: ECPR Journal Club: Dual Sequential Defibrillation, CT after ECMO, and much, much more
This month we tackle a number of topics. Garrett Sterling is back again with Zack Shinar to talk about cutting edge resuscitation, ECMO, and...
64: Contraindicated??? – Long Live the Aortic Dissection with Garrett Sterling
In this episode, Zack Shinar introduces a new physician to the podcast - Garrett Sterling. Garrett and Zack discuss the sticky topic of ECMO...
63: Covid and ECMO – Who do we cannulate? with Jenelle Badulak
"Normal life is changing. It is now a covid 19 life" - Bin Cao I write this with some trepidation as well as pride in the role we get to pla...
62: Jason Bartos Take 2: The Future of ECPR Now
Last month you heard Jason talk about the ECPR program at the University of Minnesota. This month Zack and Jason talk about post initiation...
61: Jason Bartos – ECPR Redefined
Jason Bartos and his crew at the University of Minnesota have revolutionized the concept of ECPR for out of hospital cardiac arrests. His cr...
60: ECPR 2.0 with Scott Weingart
Today's episode focuses on the differences between ECMO physiology in the patient in cardiogenic shock versus the one in cardiac arrest.
59: Partial REBOA and US PreHospital ECPR Revisited
This month we discuss two different topics we've recently had on the podcast. Albuquerque had started the first US prehospital ECPR program....
58: First U.S. Pre-Hospital ECPR Program
The U.S. has seen pre-hospital programs spring up in Paris, UK, and Australia. It was thought that due to billing issues this could never ha...
57: The New REBOA catheter – Perfecting the Partial Occlusion
Over the last two years, partial or intermittent REBOA has been thought to be a significant advantage over complete REBOA. How to do this an...