Hey, folks, Scott Wyingard here, and this is the M-Krit podcast. Today on the podcast, we're going to

discuss still a ganglion block for refractory V-fib, V-TAC, and electrical storm for patients with or without

a pulse. And this one has been on the radar for a while. I've been waiting for there to

be some actual literature. People have been talking about this for a few years, but really in a literature free zone, there is literature now, and so I think we've got to do

the topic. This is not a hard nerve block, but you need to know your anatomy really well, and you

need to have the basic skills of needle localization, and then you'll be okay. I wanted to get a true expert on the topic on the show. So I got Bob Stenberg and I think it's

going to be a great discussion. Now, most of the discussions around the indications,

how to do it, but you need to actually see it, right? You can't just learn a block by listening.

So I have some links in the show notes for videos that you could watch and I think that's going

to be the way you really learn it. But honestly, once you learn the anatomy, you will be just fine. Sorry this one's coming

out a little bit late. I just got back from Japan, which was an insanely good trip. Amazing. I took my

son there. He's been wanting to go forever. So I apologize for it being late. But if you want to

talk about a Japan trip,

because none of my friends have gone,

then I am totally open to that conversation.

All right, here's what I want you to know.

Reanimate 11 tickets are now for sale.

Reanimate is our resuscitative ECMO conference

with VA ECPR, Crash VV ECMO. It is in San Diego

every year. It is November 12th and 13th. And it sells out rapidly every single year. Every

single year, I keep doing these ads. People are like, I'll wait, I'll wait, I'll wait,

and then they decide to buy their ticket two months beforehand, and we have none.

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