What are some therapeutic options with the NIRS monitor in the NICU? Dr. Scott Duncan walks through some of the available options.

What is NIRS monitoring? Today, we will dive into near-infrared spectroscopy with Dr. Scott Duncan, Professor and Chief Division of Neonatal Medicine Department of Pediatrics at University of Louisville School of Medicine.

Dr. Jonathan Mintzer discusses examples of both cerebral and non-cerebral uses of NIRS monitoring.

Can NIRS be used as a "responsive" monitoring technique? Dr. Jonathan Mintzer describes the potential utility and shares his insights.

How is NIRS used in a "routine" monitoring paradigm? Dr. Jonathan Mintzer, NICU/Well-Baby Nursery Medical Director at Mountainside Medical Center, explains the process.

In this video, we discuss Near Infrared Spectroscopy (NIRS) monitoring in the NICU. How does NIRS monitoring work, and why should it be a part of monitoring protocols in the NICU? To answer these questions, we talk with Dr. Muzafar Gani Abdul Wahab, Associate Professor in Pediatrics at McMaster University in Ontario, Canada and Dr. Yasser Elsayed, neonatologist at the Health Sciences Center in Winnipeg and Associate Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Manitoba.

Many options are now available for managing the airway in anesthetized patients. In this episode of MedEd Learning Experience, we’ll explore the variety of current choices with Dr. Adam Thaler, Assistant Professor of the Department of Anesthesiology at Jefferson University Hospital. 

What causes an airway to be difficult? In this episode of MedEd Learning Experience, we’ll dive into the numerous reasons clinicians may encounter difficult airways and complicated intubations. More on this topic from Dr. Adam Thaler, Assistant Professor of the Department of Anesthesiology at Jefferson University Hospital. 

How has anesthesia management changed over the years? In this episode of MedEd Learning Experience, we’ll discuss the evolution of everyday practices in anesthesiology. Here to shed some light on this topic is Dr. Adam Thaler, Assistant Professor of the Department of Anesthesiology at Jefferson University Hospital. 

Covid-19 continues to create challenges in hospital routines and healthcare delivery. Can video laryngoscopy help mitigate some of these challenges when intubating infectious patients? In this episode of MedEd Learning Experience, we’ll hear from Dr. David Hsia, Director of Bronchoscopy and Interventional Pulmonology at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center at Torrance, CA.