Spontaneous Pneumothorax
From November 2021, Take My Breath AwayLisa and Sol discuss the presentation, diagnosis, and management of spontaneous pneumothorax in the pediatric population.
27min 6Lisa Patel, MD and Solomon Behar, MD
PECARN Pie: Pneumonia - Radiographic Signs and Biomarkers
From September 2021, Those SOB TeensJason and Julia, co-chairs of dissemination for PECARN, discuss the diagnosis of pneumonia with Dr. Todd Florin, Associate Professor of Pediatric Emergency Medicine at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine.
19minTodd Florin, MD, Julia Magana, MD, and Jason Woods, MD
Should I Intubate? Clinical Scenarios
From May 2021, Yo, Atrium!Sol and John Marcum, Associate Professor of Pediatrics at CHLA, review clinical scenarios regarding children and decision making for intubation.
29min 34John Marcum, MD and Solomon Behar, MD
Long Covid / Post Acute Sequelae of SARS Co-V 2 (PASC)
From April 2021, Long Covid / Post Acute Sequelae of SARS Co-V 2 (PASC)Covid isn’t going anywhere. And neither is Long Covid, or as it’s now called, Post-Acute Sequelae of SARS-CoV-2, or PASC. We sit down with pulmonologist, critical care physician, and emerging PASC expert Dr. Andi Levine from the University of Maryland School of Medicine to learn all about this …
27min 25Andrea Levine, MD and Neda Frayha, MD
MOCA: Pneumothorax (PTX)
From January 2020, Year of the EyePediatric ER doctors Sol Behar and Jason Woods review the differences between traumatic and spontaneous pneumothoraces in children, discuss the appropriate treatment for each, and discuss the possible complications of a pneumothorax.
18min 2Jason Woods, MD and Solomon Behar, MD
High Flow Nasal Cannula in Bronchiolitis | Part 2
From October 2019, He Barfs... He Scores!High flow nasal cannula is being used with increasing frequency on pediatric ward floors for children with bronchiolitis. Lisa and Andi discuss the evidence on its use to reduce escalation of care and decrease length of stay. They also discuss how to start, titrate and wean settings on HFNC. •
13min 54Lisa Patel, MD and Andrea Marmor, MD
High Flow Nasal Cannula in Bronchiolitis | Part 1
From October 2019, He Barfs... He Scores!High flow nasal cannula is being used with increasing frequency on pediatric ward floors for children with bronchiolitis. Lisa and Andi discuss the evidence on its use to reduce escalation of care and decrease length of stay. They also discuss how to start, titrate and wean settings on HFNC. •
14min 19Lisa Patel, MD and Andrea Marmor, MD
Intro: Meconium Aspiration Syndrome (MAS)
From August 2019, You Mec Me Sick!Sol and Miz discuss a case of meconium aspiration syndrome and review the latest NRP guidelines recommendations for the management of this condition.
12min 21Mizuho Morrison, DO and Solomon Behar, MD
Paper Chase #5 | Spontaneous Pneumothorax
From March 2018, Carpe DiarrheaAdd screaming hysterically at pop concerts to your list of causes of pneumothorax.
5min 34Roy Benaroch, MD and Geoff Simon, MD
Pediatric Upper Airway Obstruction
From February 2018, Copious Amounts Of Discharge InstructionsWhen a child presents to you in mild/moderate respiratory distress it is important that you have a practical plan of attack. Miz sits with Dr.A to discuss how to assess and quickly determine what a child may have based on exam alone.
22min 41Hrach Arutyunyan, MD and Mizuho Morrison, DO
Living with Cystic Fibrosis: Part II
From January 2018, Hairballs and Food BabiesMizuho sits down with Claire Wineland a patient with Cystic fibrosis to learn what it is like to live with a chronic progressive terminal illness and helps change the narrative for healthcare workers.
15min 45Mizuho Morrison, DO and Claire Wineland
Paper Chase #1 | A Cough Algorithm for Chronic Cough in Children
From January 2018, Hairballs and Food BabiesBottom Line: A simple algorithm for chronic cough, based mostly on the history and physical exam, can help shorten the duration of cough.
7min 49Roy Benaroch, MD and Geoff Simon, MD
Paper Chase #4 | Mycoplasma in Young Kids
From January 2018, Hairballs and Food BabiesBottom Line: Mycoplasma pneumonia is a significant cause of severe pneumonia even in preschool children.
6min 38Roy Benaroch, MD and Geoff Simon, MD
Living With Cystic Fibrosis
From December 2017, You Pierced Your What, Son!?Mizuho sits down with Claire Wineland a patient with Cystic fibrosis to learn what it is like to live with a chronic progressive terminal illness. Claire opens up about her experience.
16min 4Mizuho Morrison, DO and Claire Wineland
Paper Chase #5 - Vaccinations and Pertussis Cases
From October 2017, Wax On, Wax OffBOTTOM LINE: Initial impact of implementation of Tdap among adolescents was promising but an extended analysis found that trends in adolescent disease were abruptly reversed in 2010, corresponding directly to the aging of acellular pertussis-vaccinated cohorts.
7min 43Roy Benaroch, MD and Geoff Simon, MD
Status Asthmaticus, Part 1
From June 2017, Unhappy CampersStatus asthmaticus is a complicated disease process, and patients who survive and suffer such severe asthma will require an entire team of providers from the inpatient to the outpatient setting. Mizuho and Lisa Patel review the current recommendations for management of status asthmaticus. •
22min 51Lisa Patel, MD and Mizuho Morrison, DO
Status Asthmaticus, Part 2
From June 2017, Unhappy CampersStatus asthmaticus is a complicated disease process, and patients who survive and suffer such severe asthma will require an entire team of providers from the inpatient to the outpatient setting. Mizuho and Lisa Patel review the current recommendations for management of status asthmaticus. •
17min 10Mizuho Morrison, DO and Lisa Patel, MD
Paper Chase 4 - Toxicity of Short-Course Corticosteroids
From June 2017, Unhappy CampersDiscuss current literature that impacts pediatric practice.
6min 36Roy Benaroch, MD and Geoff Simon, MD
Paper Chase 1: Vitamin D to prevent acute respiratory tract infections
From May 2017, Mother Of All Bacteria!Roy and Geoff review current hot topics in the pediatric literature.
6min 56Roy Benaroch, MD and Geoff Simon, MD
Updates in Cystic Fibrosis - Part 1
From December 2015, Rheum for the Holidays!Cystic fibrosis is a complicated disease process which can be challenging to manage. As pediatricians our role is to optimize their care, nutrition, and pulmonary therapies. Dr.Keens discusses advances in CF diagnosis and management including the latest in CFTR modulater therapies.
18min 36Thomas Keens, MD and Solomon Behar, MD
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