The World of Anesthesiology Podcast
Summary: Dr. Saied and guests will have spirited discussions of selected articles and the accompanying editorials from top Anesthesia publications. We also bring you news that affect our profession and information about meeting of interest to anesthesiologists in the US and around the world.Topics in the field of General anesthesia, Critical Care and pain management are the main focus of this podcast.
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- Artist: Nahel Saied MD
- Copyright: Nahel Saied and Rajish Gupta
Podcasts:
Nahel and Raj discuss a review article about addition and the anesthesiologist. What we know and what we don’t. How to deal with the issue on multiple levels from trainee, colleagues, co-workers to hospital administration and licensing boards.
Raj continues his statistics class with episode 3. In this series, you will find a step by step understanding of statistics used in research and publication. In this episode, we discuss Hypothesis testing and p value.
An observational study of the role of Statins in sepsis. If we strip the confounding variables, will Statins still hold any value to patient with community acquired pneumonia ?
Should patients on Statins also have succinylcholine like everyone else ? Interesting finding and even more interesting editorial !!
Raj continues his statistics class with episode 3. In this series, you will find a step by step understanding of statistics used in research and publication. In this episode, we discuss Hypothesis testing and p value.
Review of the ASA closed claims database of spinal cord injury. How does it compare to other highly paid claims, what is the predisposing factors and what information is missing to complete the puzzle and improve outcome.
Raj continues his statistics class with episode 2. In this series, you will find a step by step understanding of statistics used in research and publication.
Magnesium, what the anesthesiologist and Intensivist need to know. A comprehensive review of the role of Mg in our clinical practice from the cellular level to its application in randomized trials.
Dr. Gupta class is open. Raj is learning and teaching statistics at the same time. In this series, you will find a step by step understanding of statistics used in research and publication.
Nahel and Raj discuss the role of thoracic epidurals in cardiac surgery. Off Pump CABG as well as Pump CABG patients may benefit from it. But are we asking the right questions ? or we are chasing a dream difficult to realize ? You will be the judge !
An interview with Dr. Edward Nemergut, Associate professor of anesthesiology, at the University of Virginia. He is the author of openanesthesia.org podcast and open anesthesia.org website. Their intention is of promoting evidence-based medicine in the disciplines of anesthesiology, critical care, and pain management.
Raj and Chris dive into a “meta analysis” of analgesia after knee arthroplasty. Convoluted statistics and what we want to believe ? A serious look at a relatively new ways of data mining only became possible by large databases and computer might !
Nahel and Raj visit Transudative Pleural effusion in Critically ill patients. What is significant effusion ? what do you do about it ? and Why ?
4 non invasive cardiac output technologies compared to “the Gold standard” PA thermodilution. Meta analysis of accuracy and precision. Will stand the test ? or should we just lower our standards !
Can the choice of anesthetic affect infection rate after joint replacement? A new look on regional anesthesia and total hip and knee replacement.
