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Osler CPD Home now accredited by the Australian Medical Council
Excellent new podcast from Critical Care Time now live and free on Osler - The Physiologically Difficult Airway
A critically ill 45 year old woman is intubated in the ICU. A procedure is performed and the following test is conducted
What was the procedure?
Another outstanding episode of the Critical Care Times podcast now available on Osler
Leading a resuscitation team : https://osler.app.link/hk30zQ8jVBb
What is the optimal strategy for managing blood glucose in the ICU?
We'll review the TGC-FAST study in this episode of Osler Shortcuts
What does "fluid responsiveness" mean, how does it work, and why is it important?
Another great Osler Shortcut : https://youtu.be/x3N9LKdj06w
A 58 year old male is involved in a high speed motor vehicle accident. He complains of severe left sided chest and abdominal pain, and is in respiratory distress. A CXR is taken as part of his initial trauma series.
What does it show?
New podcast!
Oesophageal manometry and pleural pressure monitoring in ARDS, with Tai Pham
Vasopressors 101 (part 2)
Another exceptional episode of the Care Time podcast by Nick and Cyrus, now available on Osler
New quiz!
54 yo 
, septic shock due to pneumonia. D3 liver function tests are shown - what is the likely cause?
Free answer / tutorial here!
Delighted to release the Critical Care Commute podcast collection on Osler!
Listen in to some of the great minds in the ICU community on this highly rated podcast
New journal review : TAME
Does mild hypercapnia improve neuro outcomes post cardiac arrest?
This review of the PATCH trial is generated with AI.
How does this make you feel about the information you're consuming?
Great new episode of the Critical Care Time podcast now available on Osler!
Horses and Zebras. Or Zorses and Hebras?
View the entire collection of podcasts, infographics and videos :
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Learning theory for beginners - taking your teaching to the next level
A 53 year old horserider falls and is rolled on by the horse. She is intubated at the scene for respiratory failure and agitation.
What does her initial CXR show?
A woman experiences severe abdominal pain on waking from a routine colonoscopy.
A CT scan is take to evaluate the cause. What does it show?
I'm happy to see our new #openaccess paper released.
https://ccforum.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s13054-023-04591-7
CONCLUSIONS: In well-recruitable ARDS models, a maximal compliance PEEP strategy improved end-expiratory/inspiratory whole-lung aeration and its homogeneity without overinflation ... reduced dynamic strain in middle-ventral regions and tidal recruitment in middle-dorsal areas ... suggesting that the strategy minimizes heterogeneity in dynamic tidal expansion.
