Hey folks, Scott Wongard here, and this is the M-Crit podcast. Today on the podcast, we're going to talk about

hyperbaric oxygen for carbon monoxide poisoning and the complete lack of evidence for that therapy.

I guess I'm really biasing the audience early on, but we will hear from David Jirlink on that

and just a little bit more stuff on carbon monoxide. Before we get to

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com. All right. Let's get into the show. David Jirlink, hyperbaric oxygen for carbon monoxide.

So then we start with the same question as always,

who are you and what do you do? So I'm Dave Ehrlich. I'm an internist in Toronto. I work at

Sunnybrook Health Sciences Center, one of the larger hospitals affiliated with the University

of Toronto. And so that's my main clinical hat. I look after adult in patients. I don't have any outpatient

practice. My other hats, though, are I do clinical pharmacology and medical toxicology. So the

Clint Farm side of things, we see, we have this consult service where we see patients with any kind

of drug-related problem. We might go to the burn unit for a T-E-N patient.

We see a lot of dress, what we used to call dress, drug-hypersensitivity reactions, drug-induced

liver injury, pretty much anything. And the tox side, I'm a toxicologist at the Ontario Poison

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