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🗓️ 1 March 2018
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Welcome to March's papers of the month. We know we're biased but we've got 3 more superb papers for you this month!
First up we review a paper looking at oxygen levels in patient's with a return of spontaneous circulation following cardiac arrest, is hyperoxia bad news for this patient cohort as well as the other areas we've recently covered?
Secondly we have a look at a paper reviewing the association between time to i.v. furosemide and outcomes in patients presenting with acute heart failure, you may want to have a listen to our previous podcast on the topic first here.
Lastly, when you see a pregnant patient with a suspected thromboembolic event, can you use a negative d-dimer result to rule out the possibility? We review a recent paper looking at biomarker and specifically d-dimers ability to do this.
We'd love to hear from you with any thoughts or feedback you have on the podcast. And we've now launched of Critical Appraisal Lowdown course, so if you want to gain some more skills in critical appraisal make sure you go and check out our online course here.
Enjoy!
MDCALC; Framingham Heart Failure Diagnostic Criteria
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0:00.0 | Welcome to the Recess Room podcast. |
0:03.9 | Five, four, three, two, one, fire. |
0:12.8 | So hi, and welcome back to the Recess Room podcast. I'm Simon Lang. |
0:17.6 | And I'm Rob Fenwick. |
0:19.1 | And this is March 2018's Papers of the Month. |
0:23.6 | It is indeed, Simon. We have, as always, got three cracking papers for you. Well, we don't always |
0:29.6 | pick cracking papers, but we have got three cracking papers for you this month, as I always say, |
0:34.0 | and they are of interest. I read these with great interest, and I think there's |
0:38.2 | some real practice points that we can take away from them. They certainly are. Well done for |
0:42.5 | reading them because you've just completed your bleary-eyed set of nights, and your backup, |
0:47.8 | enthusiastic, bouncy, ready for the podcast. What a way to turn around on today's again. Get |
0:54.0 | straight off, roll out of bed and start recording. |
0:56.5 | It's the way I operate. |
0:58.1 | I must emphasise the fact that we're not in the same room when you describe it like that. |
1:03.8 | We could be. |
1:07.5 | So we're going to be covering hyperoxia following return spontaneous circulation. |
1:12.8 | We're going to be looking at the utility of D-Dimers during pregnancy to rule out thrombinolic disease. |
1:19.2 | And also, we're going to be having a look at door to needle time for intravenous frusurizimide with regards to outcomes. |
1:26.8 | So some really interesting stuff. And just before |
1:29.6 | we get cracking, a huge thanks to our sponsor Zabprack for supporting and sponsoring the podcast. |
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