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Grand Rounds Recap 6.6.18
This week we were led through the evaluation and management of the difficult pediatric airway with Dr. Carleton in our quarterly airway grand rounds, and discussed cranial nerve abnormalities with Dr. Neel in our recurring EM-neuro combined conference. Dr. Jarrell presented an interesting case of a child with a cough and weight loss, and Dr. Jensen walked us through the clinical utility of BNP. Finally, Dr. Miller presented an interesting case of a patient with multisystem organ failure and cecum perforation.
The Utility of BNP in the Dyspneic Patient
Dr. Nicholas Jensen uses a dynamic video walk-through to discuss the history and data of the evolving view of the diagnostic utility of BNP in the presentation of the acutely dyspneic patient. Learn why BNP has gone from a standard diagnostic test to another test we that deserves a second thought of its utility.
Grand Rounds Recap 5.30.18
This week’s Grand Rounds started with Dr. Gorder’s expertly delivered Morbidity and Mortality lecture. Dr. Gottula then went over drugs of abuse, including the gabapentinoids. Dr. Shaw then talked about a case of sympathetic acute crashing pulmonary edema (SCAPE). Finally, Dr. Edmunds spoke about pediatric renal emergencies.