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Promote education in critical care (ICU), acute& emergency medicine and improve ICU treatment. Teach concepts, updated database ,answer q /CRITICAL CARE WEBINAR 4PM IST EVERY SUNDAY .Pot pourri of didactic lectures by leading national &international faculty; ICU BASICS and PROCEDURES (esp for younger students) Webinar live streamed on channel and zoom ,then uploaded. MEET THE EXPERT(the gr8 minds of INDIA)💯 , 11/12 ONWARDS # 30 ICU CASE PRESENTATIONS (STARTED Ist ON YT BY ME) covering important cases available on the channel. #POSTS. WELCOME TO JOIN OUR CHANNEL IF U WANT TO LEARN ICU 🏥😷🩺Evolving into a digital intensive care journal for young intensivists)👨⚕️💻 🏥🌏- ahead folks
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Promote education in critical care (ICU), acute& emergency medicine and improve ICU treatment. Teach concepts, updated database ,answer q /CRITICAL CARE WEBINAR 4PM IST EVERY SUNDAY .Pot pourri of didactic lectures by leading national &international faculty; ICU BASICS and PROCEDURES (esp for younger students) Webinar live streamed on channel and zoom ,then uploaded. MEET THE EXPERT(the gr8 minds of INDIA)💯 , 11/12 ONWARDS # 30 ICU CASE PRESENTATIONS (STARTED Ist ON YT BY ME) covering important cases available on the channel. #POSTS. WELCOME TO JOIN OUR CHANNEL IF U WANT TO LEARN ICU 🏥😷🩺Evolving into a digital intensive care journal for young intensivists)👨⚕️💻 🏥🌏- ahead folks
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CRITICAL LINES : DR SUBRAMANIAN SWAMINATHAN (INFECTIOUS DISEASES)🦠🧫
Introducing "Critical Lines" Podcast Initiative
Dr. Tapesh introduced a new educational initiative called "Critical Lines," a podcast featuring leading experts discussing various issues in critical care. The first session featured Dr. Subramanian Swaminathan, a renowned ID physician and educator. Dr. Swaminathan is the director of infectious disease at Green Eagles Hospital, Chennai and Bangalore, and holds several other positions in the field of infectious disease. The podcast is set to be a weekly event, with each session lasting around 20 minutes.
Antibiotic Choices for Indian ICU Patients
Dr. Subramanian discussed the appropriate antibiotic choices for septic shock patients in Indian ICUs, emphasizing the importance of considering the commonest organisms and resistance patterns. He suggested carbapenems as the preferred choice for septic shock, with de-escalation to a beta-lactam antibiotic once culture results are available. For community-acquired sepsis, he recommended antibiotics with good urinary tract activity, such as carbapenems or cephalosporins, depending on the suspected organism. He also highlighted the increasing prevalence of Mycoplasma and the need for alternative atypical coverage. For skin and soft tissue infections, he suggested vancomycin or ticoplanin with a beta-lactam antibiotic or a single agent like doxycycline. Intra-abdominal infections often require carbapenems, and he cautioned against using ceftriaxone for Salmonella infections due to increasing failure rates.
Antibiotic Dosing and Diagnostic Tools
Dr. Subramanian discussed the dosing of antibiotics for patients with acute kidney injury or chronic kidney disease. He emphasized the importance of not scrimping on the first dose of antibiotics and adjusting dosages with some thought, especially in cases of acute renal failure. Dr. Subramanian also addressed the use of PCR multiplexers in diagnosing sepsis, expressing concerns about their effectiveness and the potential for missing pathogens like Melioidosis. He advocated for strengthening traditional diagnostic systems, such as blood cultures, and using PCR-based systems only to augment these methods, not to replace them. Dr. Subramanian also highlighted the importance of understanding the performance characteristics of diagnostic tools, like the limit of detection in PCR tests.
Diagnostic Test Limitations and Treatment
Dr. Subramanian discussed the challenges and limitations of various diagnostic tests, emphasizing the importance of clinical acumen and understanding the performance characteristics of tests. He highlighted the unreliability of serology tests for certain infections like Leptospira and Rickettsia, and the need for caution when interpreting test results. Dr. Subramanian also discussed the use of newer antifungal drugs, such as Isavuconazole and Brexafemme, and the importance of considering the patient's condition and potential resistance when choosing a treatment. He also discussed the limitations of current diagnostic methods for Candida infections, such as Beta-D-Glucan and AT2 Candida, and the need for further research and development in this area.
Managing Infections in Immunocompromised Patients
Dr. Subramanian discussed the complexities of managing infections in immunocompromised patients, such as transplant and malignancy patients. He noted that the type of immunosuppression and the setting significantly impact infection risk and outcomes. He highlighted that outcomes are generally poorer for immunosuppressed patients, but survival rates can be better in solid organ transplant patients due to reduced counter-regulatory efforts. Dr. Subramanian also emphasized the importance of considering the type of infection, the use of prophylaxis, and the patient's overall health when managing infections in immunocompromised patients. He advised reaching out to an ID specialist for assistance in such cases. Lastly, he pointed out that patients with chronic conditions, such as liver disease, are more likely to develop multi-drug resistant organism sepsis due to their freque...
Dr. Tapesh introduced a new educational initiative called "Critical Lines," a podcast featuring leading experts discussing various issues in critical care. The first session featured Dr. Subramanian Swaminathan, a renowned ID physician and educator. Dr. Swaminathan is the director of infectious disease at Green Eagles Hospital, Chennai and Bangalore, and holds several other positions in the field of infectious disease. The podcast is set to be a weekly event, with each session lasting around 20 minutes.
Antibiotic Choices for Indian ICU Patients
Dr. Subramanian discussed the appropriate antibiotic choices for septic shock patients in Indian ICUs, emphasizing the importance of considering the commonest organisms and resistance patterns. He suggested carbapenems as the preferred choice for septic shock, with de-escalation to a beta-lactam antibiotic once culture results are available. For community-acquired sepsis, he recommended antibiotics with good urinary tract activity, such as carbapenems or cephalosporins, depending on the suspected organism. He also highlighted the increasing prevalence of Mycoplasma and the need for alternative atypical coverage. For skin and soft tissue infections, he suggested vancomycin or ticoplanin with a beta-lactam antibiotic or a single agent like doxycycline. Intra-abdominal infections often require carbapenems, and he cautioned against using ceftriaxone for Salmonella infections due to increasing failure rates.
Antibiotic Dosing and Diagnostic Tools
Dr. Subramanian discussed the dosing of antibiotics for patients with acute kidney injury or chronic kidney disease. He emphasized the importance of not scrimping on the first dose of antibiotics and adjusting dosages with some thought, especially in cases of acute renal failure. Dr. Subramanian also addressed the use of PCR multiplexers in diagnosing sepsis, expressing concerns about their effectiveness and the potential for missing pathogens like Melioidosis. He advocated for strengthening traditional diagnostic systems, such as blood cultures, and using PCR-based systems only to augment these methods, not to replace them. Dr. Subramanian also highlighted the importance of understanding the performance characteristics of diagnostic tools, like the limit of detection in PCR tests.
Diagnostic Test Limitations and Treatment
Dr. Subramanian discussed the challenges and limitations of various diagnostic tests, emphasizing the importance of clinical acumen and understanding the performance characteristics of tests. He highlighted the unreliability of serology tests for certain infections like Leptospira and Rickettsia, and the need for caution when interpreting test results. Dr. Subramanian also discussed the use of newer antifungal drugs, such as Isavuconazole and Brexafemme, and the importance of considering the patient's condition and potential resistance when choosing a treatment. He also discussed the limitations of current diagnostic methods for Candida infections, such as Beta-D-Glucan and AT2 Candida, and the need for further research and development in this area.
Managing Infections in Immunocompromised Patients
Dr. Subramanian discussed the complexities of managing infections in immunocompromised patients, such as transplant and malignancy patients. He noted that the type of immunosuppression and the setting significantly impact infection risk and outcomes. He highlighted that outcomes are generally poorer for immunosuppressed patients, but survival rates can be better in solid organ transplant patients due to reduced counter-regulatory efforts. Dr. Subramanian also emphasized the importance of considering the type of infection, the use of prophylaxis, and the patient's overall health when managing infections in immunocompromised patients. He advised reaching out to an ID specialist for assistance in such cases. Lastly, he pointed out that patients with chronic conditions, such as liver disease, are more likely to develop multi-drug resistant organism sepsis due to their freque...
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JOURNAL CLUB: flexible ICU visitation trial -ICM journal Aug 2024 DR B RAY AIIMS ND, DR JEETENDRA S
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00:00:00 intro 00:02:36 presentation 00:34:15 QA,DISCUSSION he participants experienced technical difficulties with their audio and video settings during the meeting, which were not fully resolved. They also discussed the challenges and future of healthcare, particularly in relation to patient accessibility and transparency, and the long-term effects of flexible visitation in the intensive care...
HYPONATREMIA: etiology, physiology, diagnosis DR TAPESH BANSAL
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00:00:00 intro 00:01:45 na &h2o 00:04:00 vomiting case 00:06:18 approach to hypona 00:08:02 physiology 00:20: osm & hypona 00:20:40 hypovolumic 00:27:20 thiazides case 00:29:40 csw case 3 00:32:05 dual etiology.odm 00:36:05 siadh, euvolemic 00:41:08 endo 00:43:00 is my pt hypovolemic 00:45:10 psychiatric pt 00:47:35 hypervolemic 00:48;09 pathogensis in chf 00:48:44 renal failure 00:50:26 labs e...
ARDS: etiopathogenesis and physiology -DR BALAJI RAJARAM ( APOLLO CHENNAI)
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00:00:00 INTRO 00:01:00 etiology, definition and pathology 00:29:16 gas exchange 00:40:10 vascular 00:53:20 VILI 01:02:00 DP ,MP stress strain 01:13:04 pearls by dr tapesh bansal DR Balajirajaram discussed the pathogenesis of alveolar capillary barrier injury, focusing on the structural and functional integrity of the alveolar and capillary sides. He explained how water accumulation, cytokine r...
ICU NURSING -BASIC CONCEPTS - SISTER SIBI RIJU ASST PROF DEPT OF NURSING AIIMS ND
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Staff Nurse -Sister Sibi Riju , an associate professor of nursing dept of nursing AIIMS NEW DELHI with extensive teaching experience, to deliver online lectures on critical care nursing topics like ventilated patients and comatose patients. They discuss logistics like having one lecture per month, Sibi's clinical supervision duties, Critical Care Nursing Basics Discussed Dr. initiated a series ...
VENTILATION: ALTERNATIVE MODES - DR LISE PIQUILLOUD ( lausanne univ swz)
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00:00:00 INTRO 00:06:12 NAVA 00:29:25 PAV 00:39:48 APRV/BIPAP 00:50:44 DISCUSSION DR LISE PIQUILLOUD discussed their ongoing webinar series, which has been running for three years and has garnered a significant global following. Dr. mentioned that they have around 2 lakh followers and have conducted 215 webinars so far. She expressed her appreciation for the invitation and the honor of being pa...
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RENAL POCUS "ULTRASONOGRAPHY : DR PUNEET KHANNA AIIMS ND, Author of popular books on US, ECHO
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00:00:00 intro 00:10:00 CKD 00:10:50 AKI 00:13:30 RENAL RESISTIVE INDEX RRI 00:19:45 OVERVIEW FLOWCHARTS 00:25:15 PHENOTYPES OF CONGESTION 00:27:00 VEXUS 00:40:00 DISCUSSION
FEMORAL VEIN CANNULATION -US GUIDED - VIDEO COURTESY NEJM
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ALBUMIN IN LIVER DISEASE: DR KUSHAL KALVIT consultant ccm medanta indore - in a virtual conference
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Transcellular movement of water & ions: Dr Tapesh Bansal (A global virtual fluids mini conference)
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ANTIBIOTICS ICU - AMINOGLYCOSIDES , QUINOLONES ( DR PRATIK SAVAJ - ID PHYSICIAN)
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Sir pt is on ecmo for severe ards, role of steroids in this
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A big thank you to who ever is behind uploading this… Can we have more journal club discussions in medicine and other branches....
@sabba...yes,every 2 months we conduct journal clubs There are 2 more uploaded Thank you
At 17:25, hyperglycemia, i think we need to add 2 for Na to correct for every 100 mg raise in glucose above 100 (not subtract)
@Haywire91.. u hv to subtract bcz that wl give the true Na value,when there is hyperglycemia water is drwan into blood thereby lowering the sodium
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Refreshing wonderful lecture 👍👏
Wonderful 👌
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Excellent channel, please use simple background and better camera.
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Please state clearly what help u want
Safdarjung hospital m burn and plastic surgery ki treatment ka process kya h ye puchna thaa sir..?@@youngindiaintensivist7709
@ROHIT -- IF SUFFERING FROM ACUTE BURNS THEN HE HAS TO GO TO EMERGENCY IF NEEDS RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY HE HAS TO GO TO PLASTIC / RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY OPD BEST WISHES FOR RECOVERY , GOD BLESS
Hello sir
I apologize for reaching out to you on this platform, but I am in urgent need of your guidance. I have listen the talk by the Professor Dr. Manjari Tripathi, The discussion and symtoms are matching with my father symtoms. My father, aged 68, has been experiencing symptoms consistent with Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS) as said by the doctor from the past 10 days. He developed sudden leg weakness, inability to stand or walk, and is now entirely dependent for movement-even for turning in bed. These symptoms followed a bout of fever, cold exposure, and physical exertion. The doctors here in Agra diagnosed him with GBS and administered IVIG treatment for 7 days. Despite this, his condition remains critical. We are deeply worried and unsure about the next steps. Could you please guide me if AIIMS Neurology Department can admit him for further evaluation and care? We are desperate for expert advice and advanced care, and I truly believe AIIMS can provide the help we need. Your kind support in this matter would mean the world to us. Thank you
@rafik - u can take him to the emergency and he wl be seen by unit on call and if possible they may admit him since beds are mostly full// alternatively u can take her appt and show in opd if he can go to opd --hope this helps--best wishes
In case of medical futility! Wats the approach
An adult patient capable of taking healthcare decisions may refuse LST even if it results in death 2. LST may be withheld or withdrawn lawfully under certain conditions from persons who no longer retain decision-making capacity, based on the fundamental right to Autonomy, Privacy and Dignity 3. AMD that meets specified requirements is a legally valid document 4. For a patient without capacity, FLST proposals should be made by consensus among a group of at least 3 physicians who form the Primary Medical Board (PMB) 5. The PMB must explain the illness, the medical treatment available, alternative forms of treatment, and the consequences of remaining treated and untreated to fully inform the surrogate 6. A Secondary Medical Board (SMB) of 3 physicians with one appointee by the Chief Medical Officer (CMO) of the district must validate the decision by the PMB 7. Active Euthanasia is not lawful u cannot remove the vent without the legal/admin process pl se post also
Sir, very nice presentation, kindly upload the other lectures .
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Sir at 10:50 shouldn't be every 6 seconds instead of every 6 minutes?
,@bhavin.. u r right ...slip of tongue...thanks for pointing out
How much do you earn?
@dhoomachale6810 - this is a non profit free channel with no earnings ,as you can see there is no source of earnings. in fact i put in from my own pocket and rely on donations and request you the same I BELIEVE AND PROMOTE FOAMed for our student community
Is infectious disease good branch ?
it v good if interested ,however its less concept based and more knowledge based loaded with facts, there is less competition
Sir instead of following CSF sugars and it's downside in hospital acquired meningitis ...can following CSF lactate be better??
Yes, cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) lactate can be a reliable marker to monitor the response to treatment in bacterial meningitis and may even be superior to CSF glucose in certain scenarios.: as glu has limitations in dm/ sampling etc, slow response Advantages of CSF Lactate: Marker of Infection Severity: Elevated CSF lactate (>4 mmol/L) strongly suggests bacterial meningitis. It is less influenced by systemic factors like blood glucose levels compared to CSF glucose. Lactate increases in response to bacterial metabolism, local tissue hypoxia, and inflammation, making it a sensitive marker for bacterial infection. Faster Normalization: CSF lactate tends to normalize within 2-4 days of effective antibiotic treatment, reflecting rapid control of infection. This provides a clearer and more immediate indication of therapeutic success compared to CSF glucose. Utility in Special Populations: In conditions where CSF glucose interpretation may be challenging (e.g., diabetics or individuals with impaired glucose metabolism), CSF lactate offers a more reliable alternative. HOWEVER DX SHOULD BE CLEAR OF ABM AS CSF LACTATE CAN RISE BCZ OF OTHER REASONS AND ALL LABS DO NOT MEASURE IT
@youngindiaintensivist7709 thank you so much sir for your time Also in case of surgical meningitis where cellularity and protein etc may change due to disruptive effects of surgery ..lactate can have better specificity..
TEG in CLD patients
Pl write q clearly
Very informative lecture sir. Thank you!
Treatment of hlh ?
@anwar,,, HLH-94 Protocol (most commonly used): 1Initial Immunosuppressive and Cytotoxic Therapy Etoposide: Key agent to suppress overactive immune cells. Dexamethasone: High-dose steroid to reduce inflammation. Cyclosporine A (CSA): Added in some cases to control T-cell activation. Intrathecal therapy (methotrexate) may be needed if there is CNS involvement. 2. Treat the Underlying Trigger 3 bmt in some
But what about BP surges, tachycardia associated with high dose Ketamine therapy. ? Won’t it increase ICP ?
Ketamine is ok for icp if patient is sedated And BP rises with iv bolus for a short time and that too not in all
In suprer refractory status it has become a widely used and effective drug
u asked a good q, i hv posred detailed answer ..pl see in post
@ well honestly, we have ended up using ISOflurane to control this kind of situation with ofcourse ENTROPY monitoring… but never used ketamine for the haemodynamic issues…. Also with all due respect to sir, Propofol used clinical doses will not cause Prof infusion syndromes… do add a comment on DEXMEDITOMODINE, i have had excellent results so far
@Me.doctor_j sorry missed ur q hence the late response Dexmedetomidine is a valuable sedative in the neurocritical care setting, particularly for TBI patients. Its ability to provide light sedation thus allowing earlier examination ,, manage agitation and thus less delirium ,and mitigating autonomic dysregulation, also maintain respiratory function makes it an excellent choice.
Can telmisartan be used in nonoliguric aki? Sir
ARBs are not routinely recommended during AKI due to the risk of worsening renal function. However, in select clinical scenarios (e.g., mild AKI with a compelling indication like heart failure or acute on CKD), they may be cautiously used with close monitoring of renal function and k There is no real compelling situation except low ef
As soon as i see a complicated culture sensitivity report, my mind goes blank. How do i go about a c/s report which shows pan-resistance
@anwar,, Kindly search in our channel & go through the video on c/s
Excellent. Thanx
Can we use Ivabrad to control HR , along with Dobutamine
yes, but not in pts with hx of af, as ivabrad use can cause af at times. also monitor for brady. it is being used. levosimendan is an option ,does not increase hr// sorry late reply..i had posted it earlier somehow missed
Gudmrng @tapesh sir what is the reason for thrombocytopenia in trauma patients, as thrombocytopenia becomes contraindication for epidural in many patient sir?
Bcz of sirs/trauma induced coagulopathy
@youngindiaintensivist7709 how long tranexemic acid is used I mean duration and frequency of tranexa in trauma sir???
@ranjith,,,,Given 1 gm stat over 10 min and then 1gm over 8h as early as possible ,further doses can be given if TEG shows hyperfibrinolysis as Txa is antifibrinolytic -,usually not given
@@youngindiaintensivist7709 and tranexa is it contraindicated in ihd previous stroke , dvt patients sir?
@ranjithkumar-rm8zw if pt is ongoing thrombosis at some site then u would like to not give it.These are relative c/i .Absolute ci is urethral bleed as it can cause clot formation and urinary obtn
Excellent talk
Thanks for such a great presentation
Content are good , quality of video / editing has to be improved
Thank you so much Tapesh sir for so informative discussion