Hello and welcome back to Ackrack. I'm Jed Waldpaw. I hope everyone out there is staying safe and healthy. The last several episodes have been dedicated to specifics of the COVID crisis, things that we're doing, things to keep in mind, conversation generators.

And now we want to start mixing in some regular episodes that will be non-COVID related.

Now I do want to say one thing that I think people may find useful and we'll put this in the show

notes, but I got an email from a

couple of anesthesia docks in Sydney Australia who have put together a really neat

website with a bunch of cognitive aids that are available to try to help folks who want to use these things

and they're totally free. Their website even offers if you want to contact them that they'll help you customize the cognitive

AIDS for your own institution and also that is free of charge. So this is just a

neat thing to check out. The COVID related cognitive aids are great and really I think will help you think through

some of the scenarios that might come up in your own care of COVID patients.

And as I said, if you're interested and you want to tailor these to your own scenarios,

you can contact them and they will do that.

So I'll put the website in the show notes, but I thought this was neat, especially because they're

offering it free of charge

and just wanted to put that out there for folks who might be interested. The website

is RNSAS-KAR.com that's R like Rick N like Nancy. S like Sam A like Apple. S like Sam C like Charlie A like Apple.

R like Roger R N S Ascar dotcom and that'll be in the show notes as well.

All right back to our topic for today and I have back with me today a very exciting guest Dr David Mintz who listeners may remember

has been on the show before and what we're doing today is actually a follow-up to episode 113, which we did a while back.

That was on elective aneurysm clipping,

the anesthesia for elective aneurysm clipping surgery.

And today we're now going to follow up

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