For the first episode of Evidence-Based Medicine Breakdown, the crew dives deep into the waters of a Brazilian ICU, tries to find the most effective oral analgesic, and takes a look at what kind of disasters happens when patients who are not having a stroke receive IV thrombolytics. For "The Pitch," DeLaney convinces us that he was a truly horrible roommate in college and makes a slightly weaker argument that it may be time to put away the chest tube when facing a spontaneous pneumothorax.
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This month we jump into the HaVoc filled world of cannabis hyperemesis syndrome, wade through the ED management of hyperglycemia, discuss ghosts from the past and learn about a very unique approach to wearing contact lenses.
EBM breakdown is back for Episode 2. This month we're talking thoracic spine fractures, muscle relaxants and more. As an added bonus we dive into DeLaney's makeup-laden Hollywood misadventures.
For the first episode of Evidence-Based Medicine Breakdown, the crew dives deep into the waters of a Brazilian ICU, tries to find the most effective oral analgesic, and takes a look at what kind of disasters happens when patients who are not having a stroke receive IV thrombolytics. For "The Pitch," DeLaney convinces us that he was a truly horrible roommate in college and makes a slightly weaker argument that it may be time to put away the chest tube when facing a spontaneous pneumothorax.