The Pulm PEEPs podcast will be providing regular episodes delving into the world of pulmonary and critical care medicine. Our mission with this platform is to provide learners of all levels multiple formats to engage in pulmonary and critical care education that you can access anytime, anywhere. We will be bringing you case reports of classic teaching cases that we have encountered accompanied by infographics on high-yield points from each case, roundtable chats with experts and leaders in the field of PCCM, and series of Top ICU and Top Pulmonary consults.
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The Pulm PEEPs podcast will be providing regular episodes delving into the world of pulmonary and critical care medicine. Our mission with this platform is to provide learners of all levels multiple formats to engage in pulmonary and critical care education that you can access anytime, anywhere. We will be bringing you case reports of classic teaching cases that we have encountered accompanied by infographics on high-yield points from each case, roundtable chats with experts and leaders in the field of PCCM, and series of Top ICU and Top Pulmonary consults.
We are excited to be back with a Rapid Fire Journal Club. Today’s episode is hosted by PulmPEEPs Associate Editor, Luke Hedrick, and will delve into the ANDROMEDA-SHOCK trial published in JAMA in 2019.
Meet our Guests
Jose Meade Aguilar is a second year Internal Medicine resident at Boston University Medical Campus (BUMC).
Article and Reference
Today the discussion highlights the ANDROMEDA-SHOCK trial (JAMA, 2019) which evaluated whether resuscitation guided by capillary refill time (CRT) is superior to lactate-guided resuscitation in reducing mortality in patients with septic shock.
The Pulm PEEPs podcast will be providing regular episodes delving into the world of pulmonary and critical care medicine. Our mission with this platform is to provide learners of all levels multiple formats to engage in pulmonary and critical care education that you can access anytime, anywhere. We will be bringing you case reports of classic teaching cases that we have encountered accompanied by infographics on high-yield points from each case, roundtable chats with experts and leaders in the field of PCCM, and series of Top ICU and Top Pulmonary consults.