This weekly addition to the PAINE Podcast is a quick review and history of medical eponyms
This weekly addition to the PAINE Podcast is a quick review and history of medical eponyms
So we have covered appendicitis, SBO, cholangitis, and postop fevers so far with the podcast. In trying to hit the big ticket conditions for surgery, it is time for a review of acute cholecystitis and cholelithiasis.
This weekly addition to the PAINE Podcast is a quick review and history of medical eponyms
This weekly addition to the PAINE Podcast is a quick review and history of medical eponyms
This weekly addition to the PAINE Podcast is a quick review and history of medical eponyms
This weekly addition to the PAINE Podcast is a quick review and history of medical eponyms
It has been a hot minute since I did a psychiatry podcast from the blueprint. Full disclosure….it is not my strong suit. On top of that, the double topic months are hard to crank out two quality podcasts and, unfortunately, psychiatry has suffered. So for the 2nd podcast of May, I am going to cover the screening tools for some of the more common psychiatry conditions we encounter in clinical practice.
This weekly addition to the PAINE Podcast is a quick review and history of medical eponyms
This weekly addition to the PAINE Podcast is a quick review and history of medical eponyms
This weekly addition to the PAINE Podcast is a quick review and history of medical eponyms
Since the blueprint for neuro is not very extensive and the pathophysiology can get pretty complicated, I figured I would do a quick and dirty review of headaches. Hit the blueprint specific topics, review red flag findings, who to scan, and how to treat.
So, back in 2016 on episode #11, I reviewed the cyanotic congenital heart diseases and said I would (at some point) cover the acyanotic lesions. Well, my friends, the time has come. For the pediatrics topic of 2020, I will review the big four acyanotic CHD (VSD, ASD, PDA, CoA) on the pediatric EOR and PANCE blueprint to wrap this topic up.
This weekly addition to the PAINE Podcast is a quick review and history of medical eponyms
I hope everyone is doing OK as we battle this COVID-19 pandemic. It certainly is not easy and I trust everyone is doing their part to help get your communities through the next few weeks and months. This recording for March in hematology month is going to focus on acute myeloid leukemia, or AML
This weekly addition to the PAINE Podcast is a quick review and history of medical eponyms
This weekly addition to the PAINE Podcast is a quick review and history of medical eponyms
This weekly addition to the PAINE Podcast is a quick review and history of medical eponyms
This weekly addition to the PAINE Podcast is a quick review and history of medical eponyms
As we are rounding off Women’s Health month on the podcast, I thought I would tackle a condition that everyone knows a little about, but might not know a lot about….and that is PCOS. We will cover the definition, pathophysiology, signs and symptoms, diagnostic criteria, and management of a potentially life altering disease for some.
This weekly addition to the PAINE Podcast is a quick review and history of medical eponyms
This weekly addition to the PAINE Podcast is a quick review and history of medical eponyms
This weekly addition to the PAINE Podcast is a quick review and history of medical eponyms
This weekly addition to the PAINE Podcast is a quick review and history of medical eponyms
We covered heart failure in depth in 2019, but the NCCPA blueprint also have the different types of cardiomyopathies listed. So for the first topic of season 5, I figured we would review the definitions, pathophysiology, causes, and distinguishing characteristics of these subtype of cardiomyopathies