Hey folks, Scott Wangart here and this is the M-Crit podcast.

Today is actually cardiovascular M-Crit with our cardiovascular M-Crit lead, Trina Augustin.

And the topic today is one that scares you.

I am sure unless you are a cardiovascular intensivist and that is L-Vat.

Specifically, the most common L-Vat you're likely to encounter these days.

The one that is being implanted, I think exclusively in the US right now, the heart mate three.

So let's dive right in.

Well, we would be diving right in if you were listening to the M-Crit members version of this podcast.

Now, this one's entirely free foam in its entirety.

So you don't have to worry about being cut off halfway.

But you do have to listen to me telling you that by listening to this non-members-only version,

you are missing out on all the resuscitative goodness that you could use to help take care of your patients,

that you could use to make you the best resuscitationist in your department.

You are missing out on the up-to-date literature, 60 journals a month that you don't have time to read,

but we at M-Crit do and consolidate for you in the Racklet review.

All of the shows you're missing out on that are not foam and all of the great resuscitative

goodness that M-Crit brings. So if you're listening to this and you enjoy it,

then consider coming to M-Crit.org slash join and becoming a member.

It's dirt cheap, you get CME, and you'll be taking the best care of your critically old patients.

Okay, now we could dive in even for you slackers who are not M-Crit members.

Let's get into some heartmate three.

Let's do it.

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