Hey folks, Scott Weingart, and this is the M. Critt Podcast.

Today on the podcast, we're going to discuss pulmonary embolism.

I mean, sicker pulmonary embolisms, not the ones you're sending home.

And we're going to discuss a little bit about pertains.

We're going to discuss a lot about fibroanalytics and catheter-directed therapies.

So much good stuff.

It's going to be a little complicated, but I think together, we're going to get through it.

Before that, two announcements.

One is that the M. Critt airway bag called the RISA SCRAM is finally available.

This was a multi-year project with Paul Swinton, who had developed the original SCRAM airway bag

for pre-hospital use. When I saw that, I said, oh my god, this is just perfect.

But some tweaks are needed if we're going to use it for the way I conceptualize airway.

And it's here.

And if you're interested in taking a look at that, go to M. Critt.org slash SCRAM.

You can see a video. You can see all sorts of information.

And I really think you might like it if you are an M. Critter and like the way that we discuss

airway on the show. And then the second announcement is we're doing a book club.

Myself and Rob Orman of the Stimulus Podcast are doing a joint book club on one of the most

powerful books I've come across called Nonviolent Communication. And I think it's going to be

a lot of fun to discuss this book. It's going to be November 14th. You can find all the information

linked in the show notes for this episode or go to deeperstimulus.com, deeperstimulus.com.

It is free, no charge, but only 40 slots. So if you're like, you know, I'll sign up, but I don't

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