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The Heart of the Matter - Posterior OMI

May 15, 2023

45-year-old Spanish-speaking male with no known past medical history presented to the ED with 2-3 hours of severe back pain and throat pain. You are handed the following EKG. What do you do?

Alejandro Negrete, MD

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The Weekly Cheese 2.0 - MG for AF with RVR?

April 14, 2022

Carlos Mikell, MD & Garret Prince, MD

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The Weekly Cheese 2.0: Inotrope Selection in Cardiogenic Shock

February 24, 2022

Background: The management of cardiogenic shock is complex, often requiring tandem use of vasopressors and inotropes to stabilize hemodynamics. But what inotrope is more effective, dobutamine or milrinone?

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In Critical Care, Cardiology, Pharmacology Tags Weekly Cheese, Critical Care, Cardiology, Pharmocology
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