Hey folks got one guard here and this is the M. Critt podcast. Today, Jared Mosher and

I talk about the hypoxemic difficult airway and a little bit of pre-octination type stuff.

You know, the stuff that I salivate over, the stuff that I've made my life's work and

as a Jared, Jared's super cool. He is an ED critical care trained guy who I used to

50, 50 split. Now most of his time is in the MQ and with adult ECMO and he has published

a number of papers on pre-octs and physiologically difficult airways and we had a great discussion

today. So we're going to dive right into that topic in just a sec. So two things before we

get there. One, if you are listening to this and you are not a member, you should feel

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All right, enough of that. I don't want to bore the members. The second thing is reanimate.

We have R8 coming up in September the week right after Labor Day. You could find the

dates and how to sign up at reanimateconference.com. I tell you what they are right now

but I forget and then I tell you the wrong stuff. Since San Diego, it's at a new hotel. It's

not going to get canceled because we're not doing it with the university anymore. UCSD would

close all the time at the drop of a hat for COVID. We're doing it at Paradise Point, which is

freaking beautiful. You get a great vacation. You're seeing nothing at all. You could just enjoy

one of the most beautiful places in the United States while you go to the best resuscitative

ECMO course in the United States. And if you're interested, you know, I only have a few more

tickets left to sell. It's almost sold out. So I'm going to give you a discount code but you better

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