#179 CHEST 2019 Recap Part 1

The Curbsiders Internal Medicine Podcast

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🗓️ 28 October 2019

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Summary

Recap of random pearls and highlights from #CHEST2019 including: A pop quiz on inhaler use, interstitial lung disease, pulmonary fibrosis (IPF), limitations of supplemental oxygen, lung cancer screening, imposter syndrome, and is it safe to use beta blockers in COPD.

Special thanks to Dr. Bill Kelly and his team at CHEST (@accpchest) for their hospitality.

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Credits

Written, produced, and cohosted by: Sarah Phoebe Roberts MPH; Paul Williams MD, FACP; Stuart Brigham MD; Matthew Watto MD, FACP
Edited by: Matthew Watto MD, FACP
Special Guests: Leah Witt MD (@leahJwitt); Nina Maouelainin DO, MBA (@lungsolutions); Erin Narewski DO, FCCP (@erinnarewski); Hassan Bencheqroun MD, FCCP (@drBcalifornia); Chidinma Chima-Melton MD, FCCP (@LABritishLady)

Time Stamps

00:00 Intro, disclaimer
05:20 Dr Leah Witt @leahwitt (UCSF) quizzes us on inhalers.
09:55 Dr Leah Witt on ILD in geriatric patients
13:09 Dr Erin Narewski @erinnarewski (Temple) on supplement oxygen.
15:07 Dr Erin Narewski discusses the brand new BLOCK trial.
18:11 Dr Chidinma Chima-Melton

Transcript

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0:00.0	Hey, everyone. Before we get to the show today, I wanted to remind you that today is the
0:04.4	first ever National Internal Medicine Day, so don't forget to go on social media and
0:09.2	tag at ACP internas. Use the hashtag I am proud to tell people while you're proud to be
0:14.4	an internas and also use the hashtag national internal medicine day. You can also enter
0:19.4	the contest when prizes at acponline.org forward slash I am proud. And finally, before we
0:25.9	get to the show, I wanted to give a quick shout out to Dr. Bill Kelly and his wonderful team
0:31.2	here at Chess to put on an amazing conference in New Orleans. This is the first of our
0:36.7	of two recap shows that we did there and we have two future episodes that are coming out
0:40.6	with two of the wonderful faculty that they had here at Chess. Thank you so much to Dr.
0:46.2	Kelly and his team for bringing us down here and giving us this opportunity. I hope you
0:50.2	all enjoy these shows as much as we did.
1:20.2	Hey guys. Don't call me Comrade. Comrade Stewart. Where are we right now? What are we
1:35.6	doing? I'm not responding to that. That's a first Paul. I think we should consider this
1:42.2	a win. That's a stick. I think that we can call the show. Where are we right now, Paul?
1:48.0	Why don't you tell the audience? This is a recap show that we're about to get into. Where
1:53.1	are we? The great question, Matt. Thanks so much for asking. We are at the 2019 Chess conference
1:57.7	being held in New Orleans, Louisiana. Yes, that's right. And we are right now. We're recording
2:03.4	in a space. You might hear a little bit of background noise. That's just the hustle and
2:07.1	bustle of a busy convention center. And we thought this was a cool recording setting.
2:11.9	And before we started, I actually heard Dr. Wato asking, is there going to be a reception
2:15.2	here? Hopefully we'll get some cocktail party sounds and glasses tinkling and that kind
2:19.2	of stuff. And then hopefully also crash said cocktail party. That'd be excellent. So Paul,
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