Controversies in the Management of Sepsis | EM & Acute Care Course

Controversies in the Management of Sepsis by Jerome Hoffman, MD
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Using primarily the Emergency Medical Abstracts (EMA) database of over 17,000 abstracts, 28 presentations, each of 30-minute duration, are presented along with four 90-minute faculty panels. The focus of the course is the new, the controversial and the provocative. The course faculty synthesize the literature and combine it with their clinical experience to provide participants with specific recommendations regarding diagnosis and therapy related to emergency care.

[@nminodob]

Independence of thought is a rare jewel. This man is so refreshing to listen to.

[@Hamzakhan-jv2st]

I hail ! The Professor is so charismatic and soft spoken makes the lecture inclusive ☺

[@amaranathl9864]

Sir you are honest to speak out realities, Thanks for your facts

[@restinginn9906]

That was incredible, thank you for this talk!

[@ptwarari]

Excellent critique!

[@elizabethrochellesheriff8716]

I was just just really septic severe septic I was in septic shock they were doing pulling my labs doing blood work and there was pus coming out of my blood work into the syringe when they were drawing my blood I was telling antibiotics I was in ICU for two weeks and put on IV antibiotics and then pill form and then santome well just recently I ended up going back to the hospital for another 2 weeks and is really scares me because I'm showing signs of being septic is there any way that people can get over this once they've been in septic shock or is it just or is it a case of I'm going to die sooner or later because of this infection that's in my blood

[@elizabethrochellesheriff8716]

Not all antibiotics work because there's some antibiotics that are different than others in some like I was on I was on three antibiotics for my first when I was first diagnosed with cellulitis in the leg and that's what caused me to be septic I was very sick I seriously almost died in 4 weeks in the hospital and total I just finished my last round of antibiotics just two days ago and I'm still not feeling like I'm all normal back to normal I've been running a fever again does that mean I'm going to go septic again and I possibly might die because of organ failure because of the stepsis

[@requiemforjustin]

What in the run-on sentence...

[@pranithkumar9743]

Every consensus meeting is about approving something and the next consensus meeting is about rejecting it ..this to and fro gives a good chance to travel to Hawaii and sip on pina colado

[@Progmetis]

Lowering blood sugar doesn't work? Lowering cholesterol doesn't work? No benefit at all? ACC and ADA guidelines don't agree with those assertions.