Hey, folks, Scott. Weingard here, and this is the M-Crit podcast. Today on the podcast, part two of the

episode of Josh Farkas and I talking about the ESICM Papers. We already did Adromeda Shock 2 in an episode,

and today we're going to talk about Everdack and Bicar ICU 2. Now, I want to get Josh on more. I love these episodes and you feel likewise. We'll try to push him on more

frequently. Talk about what's going on in critical care, recent papers, et cetera. So now the segment

needs a name. And so you like M-Crit, you like PalmCrit. What would be better than either of those

individually? Well, the two of them What would be better than either of those individually?

Well, the two of them together would be kind of like a supra-critical.

Well, then obviously the show segment, the show title, will be hypercritical.

Now, you don't want to be a hypocrite, but you definitely want to be a hyper-crit.

Two crits together, hyper-crit. So hyper-critical is what we're going to be a hypercrit. Two crits together, hypercrit. So hypercritical

is what we're going to be talking today. And we will be talking about those two studies right

before we roll in really quick. And then we will get right back to the show. Folks, really quick.

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