Let's go deeper as to why we do what we do: albumin in spontaneous bacterial peritonitis (SBP) !
Time Stamps:1. How much albumin is recommended in SBP? (1:45)2. What antibiotics are used for the treatment of SBP? (2:30)3. Why do we give albumin in SBP? (4:15) - How does albumin compare to crystalloid? (7:15) - Do we always have to give to albumin? (9:00)
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Oct 28
#222 AFib Stroke Prevention: WATCHMAN, DOACs, and the CHAMPION-AF Trial | Beyond Journal Club Segment with NEJM Group
If your patient asks you about a left atrial appendage closure device, what should you tell them? In the latest episode of the Beyond Journal Club podcast from CORE IM and NEJM Group, the hosts will help you: Understand the trade-offs: stroke prevention, bleeding, procedural risk ... Show More
31m 56s
Oct 21
#221 Colon Cancer Screening After Age 75 | 5 Pearls Segment Part 3
“Should you stop screening for colorectal cancer (CRC) at 75?” This episode explores how to individualize screening decisions based on life expectancy, prior colonoscopy findings, and procedural risks. Learn how to navigate these nuanced conversations, avoid age-based assumptions ... Show More
17m 6s
Oct 8
#220 Colon Cancer Screening Nuances: 5 Pearls Segment Part 2
“What’s the best way to screen?” This episode breaks down the pros, limitations, and follow-up needs of FIT, Cologuard, CT colonography, and colonoscopy to help you choose the right CRC screening option for your patients. Also learn practical colonoscopy surveillance intervals ba ... Show More
21m 9s
<p>The Curious Clinicians examine why cirrhosis predisposes to SBP, and why bacterial translocation across the bowel wall into ascites doesn't actually occur!</p> <p>Read the show notes <a href= "https://curiousclinicians.com/?p=1817">here</a>.</p> <p><a href= "https://vcu.cloud- ... Show More
