Hey, folks, Scott Weingard here, and this is the M-Crit podcast. Today on the podcast, we're going to go over the

ACLS Guidelines from 2025. And I am joined again by my buddy, Shell Cheskis, and he is going to discuss the

DSED guidelines in the 2025 ACLS guidelines, and we're going to talk about some of the other interesting guidelines as well.

Now, what sparked me to get show on the show is the Ilcor guidelines.

Their wording for DSED was fine, said you may use it, while the AHA guidelines, as you'll hear when we talk about it, they chose different language.

I don't know what to do with this. We will discuss shortly. I also was going to mention the mechanical

CPR portion of the guidelines, but I decided to just break that off into a separate we because I

actually got a guest from Ilcor and the AHA to talk about them with me. So that's coming.

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And now let's get right in with Sheldon Cheskis on the AHA and ILCOR 2025 guidelines for resuscitation. Some of the interesting parts from that. All right, Shell, welcome back. People should know who you are from the previous episodes, but just in case this is their first time tuning in and just give us a brief bio of who you are and what you do yeah for

sure scott it's always great to be here yeah sholtenches i'm a professor of emergency medicine

here at university of toronto scientists at leka shing knowledge institute at st michael's hospital

and a medical director at sonnybrook Center for pre-hospital Medicine. I think here, though, I generally

talk to Friolation, so I'm the provincial investigator for the dose fee F trial. And certainly now,

it seems, once the guidelines came out, I seem to be getting more requests to speak, even though

they were a crazy amount before. But now it even seems

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