Hey folks Scott Weingard here and this is the M-Crid podcast. Today on the

podcast we're going to talk about ultrasound in cardiac arrest. I don't know how I

haven't hit this one yet and I wanted to bring on a true expert so I got the host of the ultrasound gel podcast, an amazing

ultrasound podcast, Mike Pratt's to come on and speak about his new concept about the

ultrasound hierarchy of needs in cardiac arrest.

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All right, let's roll right into the show.

Who are you and what do you do?

My name is Mike Pratt.

I'm an emergency physician in Columbus, Ohio.

I'm the director of research in our division of

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