Episode 52: Insights into Modern Critical Care with Dr. Jean-Louis Vincent: Part I

Trauma ICU Rounds

Dr. Dennis Kim

Emergency General Surgery, Critical Care, Foam, Intensive Care, Education, Health & Fitness, Science, Life Sciences, Acute Care Surgery, Trauma Surgery, Medicine, Medical Education

4.8 • 663 Ratings

🗓️ 6 September 2022

⏱️ 23 minutes

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In this episode, we discuss the overarching importance of AVOIDING iatrogenic harm in the ICU with arguably one of the world's leading experts in critical care medicine, the one and only, Dr. Jean-Louis Vincent aka. JLV. Tune in as Dr. Vincent shares with us the importance of having a systematic, problem-based approach to patient care delivery which, of course, involves giving our patients a FAST HUG every day! Time Stamps: 2:10 LA Critical Care and Differences between Europe versus USA 4:04...

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0:00.0	From the classroom to the emergency room, OR and beyond.
0:05.7	You're joining trauma ICU rounds with your host, Dr. Dennis Kim.
0:12.3	Nothing has been shown to decrease mortality rate in critical ill patients, except when you avoid
0:18.9	iatrogenicity.
0:20.3	The large tidal volume approach is the best example.
0:23.3	It's not good to give a large tidal volume to a mechanically ventilated patient.
0:28.0	That's the best example of the positive trial we have in physical care medicine,
0:33.2	but otherwise look at anything you like.
0:36.0	You know, blood transfusions?
0:38.9	No improvement. Swan gas transfusions, no improvement.
0:45.9	Swan-Ganscott-Doh, no, this and that, no, no, no, no improvement in survival.
0:51.4	But then we can sit and we shouldn't do anything because nothing has been shown to decrease mortality.
0:53.1	And that's Dr. Jean-Louis-Vis Vincent, and many of you know Dr. Vincent.
0:57.4	He is well-recognized in the world of critical care.
1:00.4	He's published over 1,300 original scientific manuscripts, 400 book chapters, and he's edited
1:06.5	123 books.
1:08.6	His name pops up in PubMed more than 1,300 times, and he's been cited more than 230,000
1:14.8	times with an H index of 195.
1:18.6	Dr. Vincent is well known.
1:20.3	Since 1980, he's organized an international symposium on intensive care and emergency
1:24.7	medicine in Brussels.
1:26.5	Further, he is the editor-in-chief of several journals, including critical care,
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