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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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.