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EAST/AAST/AAST-AMC: SCC Review Series - Episode 02Hepatic FailureContent preparation/Moderators: Dr. Alex Brito and Dr. Adora Santos Expert Guest: Dr. Ram SubramanianFellows Guest: Dr. Ted Shung and Dr. David Ritter.Topics covered in this episode:Portal hypertension Hepatorenal and hepatopulmonary syndromes Liver transplantHepatic encephalopathy and Fulminant Hepatic failureSupplemental Material: https://www.sccm.org/Clinical-Resources/Guidelines/Guidelines/Guidelines-for-the-Management-of-Adult-Acute-and-Ahttps://www.sccm.org/Clinical-Resources/Guidelines/Guidelines/Guidelines-for-the-Management-of-Liver-Failure-2

Dr. Paula Ferrada, an expert in hemodynamic monitoring, joins surgical critical care fellows Dr. Matt Elson and Dr. John Luckoski to delve into crucial monitoring techniques. They discuss the essentials of arterial lines and central venous access, emphasizing the importance of patient-specific strategies. The conversation extends to capnography's role in confirming intubation and its insights into ventilation. The guests also highlight the significance of fluid management and monitoring indicators, pushing for tailored approaches in critically ill patients.

Join Drs. Mohammed Bawazeer and Jaswin Sawhney as they talk with guests Drs. Joseph Sakran and Jason Hall. They discuss the acute and elective management of diverticulitis including such topics as antibiotics, the role of laparoscopic lavage, indications for surgery in the acute and elective settings, management of colovesical fistula and the role of acute care surgeons and colorectal surgeons in the management of this disease process.

Dr. Taryn Travis, a critical care specialist in burn treatment, and Dr. Mack Drake, an expert in burn resuscitation, dive into the intricacies of managing burn patients. They discuss the physiology of burn shock and the critical approaches to fluid resuscitation. Challenges like inhalation injuries and infection management are highlighted, along with the importance of clear communication with families. The episode also touches on nutritional needs and advanced practices for treating complications, ensuring comprehensive burn care in critical settings.

 Join Dr. Tatiana Cardenas and Dr. Mohammed Bawazeer as they talk with guests Dr. Matt Martin and Dr. Andrea Pakula and discuss the role of robotic surgery in the management of hernias by the acute care surgeon.  The discussion covers training in robotics, the role of robotics in emergent and urgent hernia surgery, and various case scenarios involving hernias encountered by acute care surgeons. 

 Join Drs. Liz Dauer, Tatiana Cardenas, Samantha Tarras, Mohammed Bawazeer, and Melissa Warta as they interview speakers from the 37th EAST Annual Scientific Assembly including incoming EAST President Dr. Ben Zarzaur, in addition to Drs. Amy Goldberg, Jennifer Brewer, Simin Golestani, Nicole Tapia, Marcelo Robiero, Tara van Veen, Kendra Black, and Melike Harfouche.  Also included are medical students Rachel Cary and Cox-Templeton Award winner Grace Keegan. Supplemental Material:  EAST Awards and Scholarship Opportunities

Join Drs. Liz Dauer, Tatiana Cardenas, Samantha Tarras, Mohammed Bawazeer, and Melissa Warta as they interview speakers from the 37th EAST Annual Scientific Assembly including outgoing EAST President Dr. Jason Smith, in addition to Drs. TJ Schaid, Amanda Witte, Lauren Gallagher, Sneha Bhat, Caleb Butts, Rachel Choron, Julia Coleman, Bishwajit Bhattacharya, George Kasotakis, Susan Kartiko, and Melissa Boltz.  Also hear from Annika Kay PA-C and Colleen Trevino NP.Supplemental Material:  EAST Awards and Scholarship Opportunities

Join Drs. Prerna Ladha, Hassan Mashbari and Lauren Dudas and learn about Global Surgery from Drs. Mike Mallah, Chris Dodgion, Katie Iverson and the EAST Global Surgery Ad Hoc Task Force.  What does Global Surgery  even mean? How can you get involved, who is out there practicing internationally or can you practice Global Surgery domestically?  Supplemental Material: ♦https://www.mcw.edu/departments/surgery/education/global-surgical-programs♦https://medicine.musc.edu/departments/surgery/global-surgery-program♦https://www.panamtrauma.org/♦Incision (International Student Surgical Network) - https://incisionetwork.org/♦GSSA (Global Surgery Student Alliance) -  https://www.globalsurgerystudents.org/♦American College of Surgeons Resident and Associate Society Global Surgery Workgroup (https://www.facs.org/for-medical-professionals/membership-community/resident-and-associate-society/leadership/) form to self nominate♦AAGS (Association of Academic Global Surgery) -

Marissa Mery, an expert in trauma resuscitation, and Jeremy Cannon, a specialist in surgical trauma care, delve into the intricacies of intraoperative resuscitation for trauma patients. They discuss pivotal strategies like permissive hypotension and the effective use of blood products. The conversation highlights the significance of communication among surgical and anesthesia teams and explores the impact of advanced technologies in patient care. Additionally, they touch on the necessity for specialized training and the collaboration between military and civilian practices to enhance outcomes.

Join new moderator Dr. Mohammed Bawazeer and Dr. Lauren Dudas discuss the planning and implementation of a robotic ACS program with Drs. Bruce Crookes and Heather Evans.  They talk about the benefits for both patients and the institution and how it has transformed their practices.  The episodes finishes with a game of surgery truth or dare: Lap, Open or Robotic.