Welcome to the Recess Room podcast.

Five, four, three, two, one, fire.

So hi, and welcome back to the Recess Room podcast.

I'm Simon Lang, and I'm Rob Fenwick.

And we're back with a bonus, an extra special episode on an extra special topic.

Indeed, I am hoping to expose a casmic-sized knowledge gap in you, Simon Lang, tonight.

I must admit, Rob, when you started that sentence, I wondered where on earth that was going.

I think everyone who works with you knew where it was going.

If all you're exposing is a knowledge gap, that is absolutely fine with me.

Are we going to share what that knowledge gap is yet?

Or I know there's plenty to pick from.

So actually, yeah, so we're going to talk a little bit around a case that I looked after at some

point in the past. There's several cases that you could refer to here. However, I'm going to lead

you down a little path and try and get you to work out what the underlying diagnosis was and what sort

of things you would have done in your expert wisdom to treat him when he initially arrived in Rhesus.

Okay, and we're obviously ignoring the fact that the title of this podcast probably gives

away what that is, but obviously I haven't seen that at the time of recording.

Well, yeah, I mean, we could keep everyone else guessing, but yeah, let's just do it for you

for the time.

Okay, well, believe it or not, I'm behind a veil of uncertainty as we record this.

So before we get on the podcast, a huge thanks to S.J. Trem, the Scandinavian Journal of Trauma,

resuscitation and emergency medicine, who are the partners with us in this podcast.

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