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Cardiac Output

Dr Mike Charlesworth

Cardiac Output is a podcast on cardiothoracic anaesthesia and intensive care medicine.Dr Mike Charlesworth and Dr Calum Downes bring you tacit knowledge from a national transplant and ECMO centre — the reasoning that never makes it into the textbook.

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41 episodes

  1. Minimally Invasive Cardiac Surgery, Part 2: The Mini Mitral and the Robot 17:06
  2. Minimally Invasive Cardiac Surgery, Part 1: Setting Up the Case 18:23
  3. Thoracic Regional Anaesthesia: Getting the Paravertebral Right 14:20
  4. The Aortic Valve, Part 2: Stenosis, Regurgitation and LVOT 19:04
  5. The Aortic Valve, Part 1: Anatomy, Measurement and Bicuspid 12:28
  6. Cheap Knowledge, Scarce Experience: Training Generation Alpha 14:05
  7. The Right Ventricle, Part 2: Function and Congestion 13:32
  8. The Right Ventricle, Part 1: Anatomy, Physiology and Views 12:05
  9. The Mitral Valve, Part 2: Grading Regurgitation and Stenosis 15:43
  10. The Mitral Valve, Part 1: Anatomy, Views and Mechanism 17:58
  11. The Cath Lab Call: Anaesthesia for Primary PCI 12:04
  12. Carcinoid Heart Disease: Ready for the Ventricle 17:55
  13. How Much Heparin on ECMO? (RATE) 15:46
  14. Cardiomyopathy: Look Before You Squeeze 18:30
  15. Cardiac Output Monitoring: Believe the Patient 18:45
  16. Cardioplegia: Stopping the Heart Safely 19:01
  17. AF on the Unit: Fix the Physiology First 20:28
  18. TOE in Theatre: The Probe Earns Its Keep 15:17
  19. Transthoracic Echo on the Unit: Five Views and Six Patterns 14:15
  20. Journal Club: GLP-1 Agonists and Aspiration (GLIMPSE) 21:52
  21. TOE for Mechanical Support 2: VADs and the Impella 24:45
  22. TOE for Mechanical Support 1: Balloon Pumps and ECMO 16:32
  23. Cardiopulmonary Bypass: What It Does to the Patient 23:12
  24. Intra-Aortic Balloon Pumps: Timing, Traces and Trials 27:37
  25. Journal Club: Iron Before Cardiac Surgery (ITACS) 20:23
  26. Protamine: The Most Dangerous Drug We Give Every Day 18:09
  27. Bleeding After Cardiac Surgery: Products, TEGs and HIT 21:32
  28. Endocarditis Surgery: Timing, Bleeding and Vasoplegia 19:31
  29. Endocarditis for Residents: Cultures, Criteria and Echo 18:18
  30. What Would You Do? Cognitive Bias in ECMO Decisions 16:58
  31. Check the Tube. Then Check It Again. 15:10
  32. TAVI for Residents: Evidence, Rapid Pacing and Sedation 20:35
  33. Empty, Not Vasoplegic: Aortic Stenosis After Surgery 19:15
  34. VV-ECMO for Residents: Candidacy, Runs and Oxygenators 18:53
  35. You Can't Clamp a Torn Aorta: DHCA Explained 20:17
  36. Think Aorta: Hypertensive Emergencies and Dissection 17:56
  37. Heart and Lung Transplants: The First 48 Hours in ICU 23:51
  38. Heart and Lung Transplants: The Twelve Hours in Theatre 26:56
  39. Cardiac Theatre for Residents: Vasoplegia, SAM and Pacing 16:07
  40. Mechanical Circulatory Support in ICU: Cardiac Output, VA-ECMO and VADs 17:33
  41. VV-ECMO for Residents: Physiology, Evidence, Troubleshooting 18:40