Vasopressors & Inotropes in the ED

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Jun 22, 201616:14Science & Medicine

In this podcast we are going to be talking about inotropes and vasopressors. And we're going to be talking about them with respect to septic shock. In the UK we use the definition of septic shock as a pati...

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