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A quick refresher on some of the hot topics from ASER 2017, including the messy issue of bowel prep and the prickly topic of opiates.

A couple of highlights from Professor Monty Mythen and Dr Joff Lacey's live coverage of ASER 2017 for TopMedTalk featuring Dr Julie Thacker, President of American Society of Enhanced Recovery and Desiree Chappell a CRNA in Louisville, Kentucky and board member of EBPOM USA.

A quick refresher on some of the hot topics from ASER 2017, including the messy issue of bowel prep and the prickly topic of opiates.

A couple of highlights from Professor Monty Mythen and Dr Joff Lacey's live coverage of ASER 2017 for TopMedTalk featuring Dr Julie Thacker, President of American Society of Enhanced Recovery and Desiree Chappell a CRNA in Louisville, Kentucky and board member of EBPOM USA.

A round table discussion hosted by Desiree Chappell and featuring Monty Mythen, recorded at the Interdisciplinary Conference on Orthopedic Value-Based Care.

This is the fourth segment of the conversation between Desiree, Monty and their two guests; Shawna Butler (RN, NBA who works with Singularity University in Exponential Medicine) and Jennifer Brandon (PT, MPT, Hoag Orthopedic Institute in Irvine, California).

Here Monty speaks, from a transatlantic perspective, about the need in value based care to know your outcomes.

A round table discussion hosted by Desiree Chappell and featuring Monty Mythen, recorded at the Interdisciplinary Conference on Orthopedic Value-Based Care.

This is the fourth segment of the conversation between Desiree, Monty and their two guests; Shawna Butler (RN, NBA who works with Singularity University in Exponential Medicine) and Jennifer Brandon (PT, MPT, Hoag Orthopedic Institute in Irvine, California).

Here Monty speaks, from a transatlantic perspective, about the need in value based care to know your outcomes.

This is another excerpt from "Controversies in perioperative medicine"; "The Great Fluid Debate". A fascinating piece containing Dr Tim Miller's enthusiastic advocation of goal directed fluid therapy and then the subsequent debate that follows.

It ends up moving into the subject of 'enhanced recovery after cardiothoracic surgery' and what lessons we can learn from excessive hemofiltration during on bypass surgery.

Chaired by Professor Monty Mythen and featuring a presentation by Dr Tim Miller, anaesthsiologist from Duke University Medical Centre and followed by a debate featuring members of the audience and the panel; Professor Mike Grocott, Professor of Anaesthesia and critical care at the University of Southampton; Professor Paul Wischmeyer from the Department of Anesthesiology, Duke University and Professor Stuart Grant, MB ChB, FRCA Director, Medical Student Education, Duke University School of medicine.

Join in the debate! Email us your thoughts for inclusion in a future podcast: [email protected]

This is another excerpt from "Controversies in perioperative medicine"; "The Great Fluid Debate". A fascinating piece containing Dr Tim Miller's enthusiastic advocation of goal directed fluid therapy and then the subsequent debate that follows.

It ends up moving into the subject of 'enhanced recovery after cardiothoracic surgery' and what lessons we can learn from excessive hemofiltration during on bypass surgery.

Chaired by Professor Monty Mythen and featuring a presentation by Dr Tim Miller, anaesthsiologist from Duke University Medical Centre and followed by a debate featuring members of the audience and the panel; Professor Mike Grocott, Professor of Anaesthesia and critical care at the University of Southampton; Professor Paul Wischmeyer from the Department of Anesthesiology, Duke University and Professor Stuart Grant, MB ChB, FRCA Director, Medical Student Education, Duke University School of medicine.

Join in the debate! Email us your thoughts for inclusion in a future podcast: [email protected]

This piece is taken from "The Great Fluid Debate", it's about changes in practice that have been implemented both in the UK and at various medical centres in the US. Hear how and why the old 'nil by mouth' or 'NPO' policy has changed in many instances.

From water to carbohydrate drinks, to black coffee, the thinking has changed in many institutions but part of the battle is in educating patients and their well meaning friends and relatives.

These pieces have been released to coincide with IFAD, the 7th International Fluid Academy Day. Make sure you subscribe to TopMedTalk to ensure you hear some of the pieces we recorded there.

Chaired by Professor Monty Mythen and featuring; Dr Tim Miller, anesthsiologist from Duke University Medical Centre; Professor Mike Grocott, Professor of Anaesthesia and Critical Care at the University of Southampton; Professors Paul Wischmeyer and Stuart Grant, from the Department of Anesthesiology, Duke University and featuring questions from the audience.

Join in the debate: [email protected]

This piece is taken from "The Great Fluid Debate", it's about changes in practice that have been implemented both in the UK and at various medical centres in the US. Hear how and why the old 'nil by mouth' or ‘NPO’ policy has changed in many instances.

From water to carbohydrate drinks, to black coffee, the thinking has changed in many institutions but part of the battle is in educating patients and their well meaning friends and relatives.

These pieces have been released to coincide with IFAD, the 7th International Fluid Academy Day. Make sure you subscribe to TopMedTalk to ensure you hear some of the pieces we recorded there.

Chaired by Professor Monty Mythen and featuring; Dr Tim Miller, anesthsiologist from Duke University Medical Centre; Professor Mike Grocott, Professor of Anaesthesia and Critical Care at the University of Southampton; Professors Paul Wischmeyer and Stuart Grant, from the Department of Anesthesiology, Duke University and featuring questions from the audience.

Join in the debate: [email protected]

This is an excerpt from 'The Great American Fluid Debate' which was hosted at Duke University Medical Centre's "Controversies in Perioperative Medicine" conference of this year.

These pieces have been released to coincide with IFAD, the 7th International Fluid Academy Day. Make sure you subscribe to TopMedTalk to ensure you hear some of the pieces we recorded there.

The two pieces Monty mentions in the podcast, featuring Paul Myles, are found here:

"THE RESULTS"

https://www.topmedtalk.com/the-relief-trial-results/

"YOUR ESSENTIAL DEEP DIVE"

https://www.topmedtalk.com/rcoa-11-the-relief-trial-your-essential-deep-dive-into-the-results/

And you can find the other piece here:

"JOURNAL CLUB; BALANCED VERSUS SALINE"

https://www.topmedtalk.com/journal-club-saline-solution/

Presented by Monty Mythen featuring; Mike Grocott, Professor of Anaesthesia and critical care at the University of Southampton; Professor Paul Wischmeyer from the Department of Anesthesiology, Duke University; Professor Stuart Grant, MB ChB, FRCA Director, Medical Student Education, Duke University School of medicine and Tim Miller, anaesthsiologist from Duke University Medical Centre.

This is an excerpt from 'The Great American Fluid Debate' which was hosted at Duke University Medical Centre's "Controversies in Perioperative Medicine" conference of this year.

These pieces have been released to coincide with IFAD, the 7th International Fluid Academy Day. Make sure you subscribe to TopMedTalk to ensure you hear some of the pieces we recorded there.

The two pieces Monty mentions in the podcast, featuring Paul Myles, are found here:

"THE RESULTS"

https://www.topmedtalk.com/the-relief-trial-results/

"YOUR ESSENTIAL DEEP DIVE"

https://www.topmedtalk.com/rcoa-11-the-relief-trial-your-essential-deep-dive-into-the-results/

And you can find the other piece here:

"JOURNAL CLUB; BALANCED VERSUS SALINE"

https://www.topmedtalk.com/journal-club-saline-solution/

Presented by Monty Mythen featuring; Mike Grocott, Professor of Anaesthesia and critical care at the University of Southampton; Professor Paul Wischmeyer from the Department of Anesthesiology, Duke University; Professor Stuart Grant, MB ChB, FRCA Director, Medical Student Education, Duke University School of medicine and Tim Miller, anaesthsiologist from Duke University Medical Centre.