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COVID-19 – Management of Critically ill Patient Dr Swapnil Pawar
Renal Physiology Dr Maddi Anupindi
65 Trial Dr Swapnil Pawar
Hyperoxemia in Intensive Care Dr Swapnil Pawar

eCritCare Podcast By Dr Swapnil Pawar On March 27, 2020

COVID-19 – Management of Critically ill Patient

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ICU Primary Prepcast By Dr Maddi Anupindi On March 22, 2020

Renal Physiology

Describe normal renal blood flow and its control, including the concept of autoregulation. The kidneys receive approximately 25% of cardiac output or 1250ml/min via the renal arteries. The kidneys have a high oxygen consumption of 18ml/oxygen/minute but a low oxygen [...]

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eCritCare Podcast By Dr Swapnil Pawar On March 15, 2020

65 Trial

Effect of Reduced Exposure to Vasopressors on 90-Day Mortality in Older Critically Ill Patients With Vasodilatory HypotensionA Randomized Clinical Trial François Lamontagne, MD1,2; Alvin Richards-Belle, BSc3; Karen Thomas, MSc3; et al Introduction- Vasopressors are commonly administered to patients in intensive care units (ICUs) to treat in order to prevent [...]

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eCritCare Podcast By Dr Swapnil Pawar On March 5, 2020

Hyperoxemia in Intensive Care

Oxygen is a vital element and impaired oxygen delivery in critically ill patients is associated with increased mortality. As a consequence, reassuring oxygen delivery has become a cornerstone of many resuscitation protocols and liberal use of supplemental oxygen is common. This [...]

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ICU Primary Prepcast

We discuss various topics pertinent to Intensive care pharmacology and physiology.

Episodes

Renal Physiology

Obstetric Physiology

CVS Physiology part 4

CVS Physiology Part 3

CVS Physiology Part 2

CVS Physiology Part 1

+ 23 more

30 Episodes Follow

Series

Educator's Podcast

We meet health professional educators around the globe to discuss various educational approaches.

Episodes

ANZCEN Clinician Incubator Programme

Shame Resilience in Medical Education

Community of Practice in MedEd

MicroAggression in Medicine

The Role of Infographics in Medical Education

The Elevator Pitch for Health Professions Educators

+ 17 more

24 Episodes Follow

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ANZICS Meet The Experts

The Australian and New Zealand Intensive Care Society (ANZICS) podcast series called 'Intensive Talk'.

Episodes

Professor Geert Meyfroidt: Episode 9

Professor Michael Pinsky : Episode 8

Prof David Menon: Episode 7

Prof Jean-Louis Vincent: Episode 6

Dr Andrew Conway-Morris: Episode 5

Prof Derek Angus: Episode 4

+ 2 more

9 Episodes Follow

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eCritCare Podcast

In the era of evidence based medicine, we try to make best possible decision for our patients based on best available evidence.

Episodes

COVID-19 – Management of Critically ill Patient

65 Trial

Hyperoxemia in Intensive Care

NONSEDA Trial

De-resuscitation in Intensive Care

VITAMINS Trial

+ 28 more

35 Episodes Follow

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COVID-19 – Management of Critically ill Patient

Dr Swapnil Pawar March 27, 2020

“Music: www.bensound.com“

ICU Primary Prepcast

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Describe normal renal blood flow and its control, including the concept of autoregulation. The kidneys receive approximately 25% of cardiac output or 1250ml/min via the renal arteries. The kidneys have […]

eCritCare Podcast

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65 Trial

Dr Swapnil Pawar March 15, 2020

Effect of Reduced Exposure to Vasopressors on 90-Day Mortality in Older Critically Ill Patients With Vasodilatory HypotensionA Randomized Clinical Trial François Lamontagne, MD1,2; Alvin Richards-Belle, BSc3; Karen Thomas, MSc3; et al Introduction- Vasopressors are commonly administered to patients in […]

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