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Dogmalysis

Dr Richard Haydon

Dogmalysis (Dogma-lysis) tests common emergency medicine beliefs against the evidence. Presented by Rigel the Podcast Bot in association with Dr Richard Haydon, Emergency Physician, Melbourne, Australia. Teaching content only, not clinical advice. No patient data.

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Episodios

18 episodios

  1. Steroids Are Not a Force Field: Switching Contrast After a Reaction 9:17
  2. The Clock Isn't the Airway: Fasting, Mallampati and ASA in ED Sedation 10:00
  3. Every Six Seconds, Says Who? The CPR Ventilation Numbers 9:47
  4. The Tube Isn't the Bottleneck: PRESC1SE-MI and the One-Hour Troponin 10:47
  5. Acute Pain Is Not the Long Tail: Steroids in Shingles 9:54
  6. The Scanner Isn't the Test: Clearing the Paediatric C-Spine on CT 8:52
  7. Finding a Rhythm Isn't Fewer Faints: ASPIRED and the 14-Day Patch 9:13
  8. Faster Isn't the Same as Safe: Bedside Troponin and ICare-FASTER 9:07
  9. The Map Is Not the Territory: CO2, the Strong Ion Difference and the Apnoea Test 12:21
  10. Never Proven? Anticoagulation for Clots, from PRAGUE to Barritt 15:22
  11. Never proven interchangeable (intermittent haemodialysis vs CRRT after ICRAKI) 9:21
  12. Not small adults (can we safely rule out PE in children?) 9:01
  13. The second pressor (does starting vasopressin early save lives in septic shock?) 9:26
  14. Accurate isn't useful (AI in the ED) 7:55
  15. Stop fussing about the middle (post-ROSC oxygen and temperature) 8:15
  16. Treating the number (bicarbonate in arrest and shock) 8:42
  17. The first litre (fluids first vs early pressors in septic shock) 8:20
  18. A bag of mag (magnesium in rapid AF) 9:36