Hey, folks, Scott Weingard here, and this is the MCRIT podcast. Today on the podcast,

neuromuscular emergencies. This stuff is hard. The stuff is the things you don't remember.

When a patient comes in, you often have to look up. We're going to get a brilliant member of Neuro-Emcrit,

one of the editors, Casey Albin, to talk about this. She wrote a brilliant paper

in continuum neurology. I will link to that in the show notes on this. That is far more extensive

than what we go over here, even though this is a 45-minute episode. So you should check that all

out. I can't wait to have you hear this conversation. It's super good. Before we get there,

quick mention, and then I will get into it. So we're going to be talking about today,

myasthenia gravis, gionberet syndrome, botulism, a approach to when to intubate these neuromuscular

patients, all sorts of good stuff.

All right. I'll be right back.

Hey, folks, really quick.

I want to plug a conference.

I'm going to be speaking at the beginning of May.

And it's called awake and aware bend, as in bend, Oregon.

Now, this is the third iteration of this conference.

It's actually the last one that's going to be going on. This is the last in-person awake and aware we're going to be doing. And it's run by my buddies Rob Orman and

Ryan Cheney. And it's an amazing conference. It's a sad that this will be the last one because it's

so frigging good. It is not clinical medicine. It is the soft skills. It is burnout. It is finding purpose. It is meditation. It is spirituality. It is fucking amazing. You should come because it is the last one. And like I said, I'm going to be speaking there. I have three lectures planned that I just can't wait to give. This is like the only space I could give

these kind of lectures in. One on the meditation that every clinician should be doing, game-changing,

increased compassion, et cetera. And then some other amazing stuff. I really think you'd like it if

you like the soft side of MCRID. I know some of you are like, what he's talking about?

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