As usual, details have been changed to protect privacy. This is an update on a case posted to twitter in the past. A middle aged
Category: Art of Medicine
a zentensivist floats a swan
Based on a true story. Details have been changed and obfuscated for the sake of privacy. When I experience a challenging case (with regards to
the stratagem of the sheathed probe: when putting down the ultrasound can result in better care (guest post)
By Ben Millette “Hi Ben, I’ve got a favour to ask: can you come and echo this lady for me please?” Corridor consultations such as
non-invasive respiratory support & intubation timing in (covid) ARDS: the RNMD podcast
I recently appeared on the RNMD podcast to discuss the topic of intubation timing in patients with (COVID) ARDS. Click here for the link to
adventures in minimalist procedures: the one-poke paracentesis (video)
When it’s time for a diagnostic paracentesis, why get the giant kit with a sword-like needle to drain 50 ml of fluid? This one-poke technique
diuresis, de-escalation, & liberation: critical care scenarios podcast
Most resuscitationists are very comfortable with aggressively adding therapies to stabilize patients. The zentensivist approach is to aggressively deresuscitate as well. I recently joined Brandon
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