Episode 44

Go Scanner Go | How PEs Kill

The JournalFeed podcast for the week of Nov 14-18, 2022.

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Go Scanner Go Spoon Feed

Newer CT scanners led to faster head CT by about 10 seconds, and this decreased the number of pediatric patients who required sedation.


How PEs Kill Spoon Feed

Decompensated right heart failure (RHF) increases morbidity and mortality, but it can be challenging to diagnose and treat. This review summarizes the unique physiology of RHF and treatment implications.

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Nicholas Zelt

The voice behind the mic! I'm an emergency medicine resident with a real nerdy love for podcasts and evidence based medicine. Joined the JournalFeed team way back in the before times (pre-COVID).
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Clay Smith

Hi! I've been practicing emergency medicine for over 20 years and started JournalFeed. I'm the Chief Spoon-Feeder, which means I either write or edit everything that's posted on the JournalFeed blog. But Nick totally runs the show with the podcast!