Hey folks, my name's Scott Weingard and this is the MCRIT

podcast. Today on the podcast, Cardiogenic Shock 2.0, way back in

episode 10, we did part one. This is an update and taking it to a much higher level. We're going to discuss

mechanical circulatory support and all the various devices for a patient whose

ventricles are failing and we have a special guest and you'll meet her shortly she is

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Let's get into Cardiogenic Shock and Mechanical Circulatory Support right now.

We generally get started with who you are and what you do.

All right.

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