You have to really know your own center's numbers, especially for the moderate. Like for the severe, it's impressive. And for those of us who have seen babies who have had a FETO, it's a different scenario. Even when they're born prematurely, they often don't go on ECMO, which is just, it's crazy.
You have to really know your own center's numbers, especially for the moderate. Like for the severe, it's impressive. And for those of us who have seen babies who have had a FETO, it's a different scenario. Even when they're born prematurely, they often don't go on ECMO, which is just, it's crazy.
You have to really know your own center's numbers, especially for the moderate. Like for the severe, it's impressive. And for those of us who have seen babies who have had a FETO, it's a different scenario. Even when they're born prematurely, they often don't go on ECMO, which is just, it's crazy.
You have to really know your own center's numbers, especially for the moderate. Like for the severe, it's impressive. And for those of us who have seen babies who have had a FETO, it's a different scenario. Even when they're born prematurely, they often don't go on ECMO, which is just, it's crazy.
You have to really know your own center's numbers, especially for the moderate. Like for the severe, it's impressive. And for those of us who have seen babies who have had a FETO, it's a different scenario. Even when they're born prematurely, they often don't go on ECMO, which is just, it's crazy.
You have to really know your own center's numbers, especially for the moderate. Like for the severe, it's impressive. And for those of us who have seen babies who have had a FETO, it's a different scenario. Even when they're born prematurely, they often don't go on ECMO, which is just, it's crazy.
Update Course 2022 - APSA PDC UPDATES - Mary Edwards, Paul Jeziorczak, Craig Lillehei, and Charles Snyder,
▶Ep 126 · 2:00
quotefinally, someone has come to take away the meal tray↗
▶Ep 126 · 2:00
quotefinally, someone has come to take away the meal tray↗
▶Ep 126 · 3:30
clinicalMicroaggressions are verbal, nonverbal, environmental slights, snubs, invalidations, or insults that send hostile, derogatory, or negative messages to individuals based solely on their marginalized group membership↗
▶Ep 126 · 3:30
clinicalMicroaggressions are verbal, nonverbal, environmental slights, snubs, invalidations, or insults that send hostile, derogatory, or negative messages to individuals based solely on their marginalized group membership↗
opinionBystanders who do not speak up compound the harm of microaggressions even if they address the issue later↗
▶Ep 126 · 4:30
opinionBystanders who do not speak up compound the harm of microaggressions even if they address the issue later↗
▶Ep 126 · 6:00
quoteI think one of the biggest things to think about in those moments is intent versus impact.↗
▶Ep 126 · 6:00
quoteI think one of the biggest things to think about in those moments is intent versus impact.↗
▶Ep 126 · 6:15
quoteIf you separate intent from impact, it's easier to respond to understanding the impact and talking about what the impact is and not worrying so much about what the intent is. Because the intent is sort of irrelevant. The impact already exists.↗
▶Ep 126 · 6:15
quoteIf you separate intent from impact, it's easier to respond to understanding the impact and talking about what the impact is and not worrying so much about what the intent is. Because the intent is sort of irrelevant. The impact already exists.↗
▶Ep 126 · 9:00
quoteI must say I was a little worried when Jose was going through the articles. I thought he was going to pull mine.↗
▶Ep 126 · 9:00
quoteI must say I was a little worried when Jose was going through the articles. I thought he was going to pull mine.↗
▶Ep 126 · 10:00
host_summaryIn the TOTAL trial for severe CDH, FETO significantly improved survival↗
▶Ep 126 · 10:00
clinicalIn the TOTAL trial for severe CDH, FETO significantly improved survival↗
▶Ep 126 · 10:30
clinicalIn the TOTAL trial for moderate CDH, FETO showed some improvement in survival but did not approach statistical significance↗
▶Ep 126 · 10:30
host_summaryIn the TOTAL trial for moderate CDH, FETO showed some improvement in survival but did not approach statistical significance↗
▶Ep 126 · 11:00
host_summaryThe TOTAL trial was conducted over an 11-year period at multiple centers with variable CDH management protocols↗
▶Ep 126 · 11:00
clinicalThe TOTAL trial was conducted over an 11-year period at multiple centers with variable CDH management protocols↗
▶Ep 126 · 11:30
quoteYou have to really know your own center's numbers, especially for the moderate. Like for the severe, it's impressive. And for those of us who have seen babies who have had a FETO, it's a different scenario. Even when they're born prematurely, they often don't go on ECMO, which is just, it's crazy.↗
▶Ep 126 · 11:30
clinicalPrematurity and premature rupture of membranes are significant complications of FETO↗
▶Ep 126 · 11:30
quoteYou have to really know your own center's numbers, especially for the moderate. Like for the severe, it's impressive. And for those of us who have seen babies who have had a FETO, it's a different scenario. Even when they're born prematurely, they often don't go on ECMO, which is just, it's crazy.↗
▶Ep 126 · 11:30
clinicalPrematurity and premature rupture of membranes are significant complications of FETO↗
Update Course 2022 - APSA PDC UPDATES - Mary Edwards, Paul Jeziorczak, Craig Lillehei, and Charles Snyder,
▶Ep 9 · 2:00
quotefinally, someone has come to take away the meal tray↗
▶Ep 9 · 3:30
clinicalMicroaggressions are verbal, nonverbal, environmental slights, snubs, invalidations, or insults that send hostile, derogatory, or negative messages to individuals based solely on their marginalized group membership↗
clinicalMicroaggressions have a cumulative impact causing isolation and self-doubt despite being termed 'micro'↗
▶Ep 9 · 4:30
opinionBystanders who do not speak up compound the harm of microaggressions even if they address the issue later↗
▶Ep 9 · 6:00
quoteI think one of the biggest things to think about in those moments is intent versus impact.↗
▶Ep 9 · 6:15
quoteIf you separate intent from impact, it's easier to respond to understanding the impact and talking about what the impact is and not worrying so much about what the intent is. Because the intent is sort of irrelevant. The impact already exists.↗
▶Ep 9 · 9:00
quoteI must say I was a little worried when Jose was going through the articles. I thought he was going to pull mine.↗
▶Ep 9 · 10:00
clinicalIn the TOTAL trial for severe CDH, FETO significantly improved survival↗
▶Ep 9 · 10:30
clinicalIn the TOTAL trial for moderate CDH, FETO showed some improvement in survival but did not approach statistical significance↗
▶Ep 9 · 11:00
clinicalThe TOTAL trial was conducted over an 11-year period at multiple centers with variable CDH management protocols↗
▶Ep 9 · 11:30
clinicalPrematurity and premature rupture of membranes are significant complications of FETO↗
▶Ep 9 · 11:30
quoteYou have to really know your own center's numbers, especially for the moderate. Like for the severe, it's impressive. And for those of us who have seen babies who have had a FETO, it's a different scenario. Even when they're born prematurely, they often don't go on ECMO, which is just, it's crazy.↗
Update Course 2022 - APSA PDC UPDATES - Mary Edwards, Paul Jeziorczak, Craig Lillehei, and Charles Snyder,
▶Ep 28 · 2:00
quotefinally, someone has come to take away the meal tray↗
▶Ep 28 · 3:30
clinicalMicroaggressions are verbal, nonverbal, environmental slights, snubs, invalidations, or insults that send hostile, derogatory, or negative messages to individuals based solely on their marginalized group membership↗
clinicalMicroaggressions have a cumulative impact causing isolation and self-doubt despite being termed 'micro'↗
▶Ep 28 · 4:30
opinionBystanders who do not speak up compound the harm of microaggressions even if they address the issue later↗
▶Ep 28 · 6:00
quoteI think one of the biggest things to think about in those moments is intent versus impact.↗
▶Ep 28 · 6:15
quoteIf you separate intent from impact, it's easier to respond to understanding the impact and talking about what the impact is and not worrying so much about what the intent is. Because the intent is sort of irrelevant. The impact already exists.↗
▶Ep 28 · 9:00
quoteI must say I was a little worried when Jose was going through the articles. I thought he was going to pull mine.↗
▶Ep 28 · 10:00
clinicalIn the TOTAL trial for severe CDH, FETO significantly improved survival↗
▶Ep 28 · 10:30
clinicalIn the TOTAL trial for moderate CDH, FETO showed some improvement in survival but did not approach statistical significance↗
▶Ep 28 · 11:00
clinicalThe TOTAL trial was conducted over an 11-year period at multiple centers with variable CDH management protocols↗
▶Ep 28 · 11:30
quoteYou have to really know your own center's numbers, especially for the moderate. Like for the severe, it's impressive. And for those of us who have seen babies who have had a FETO, it's a different scenario. Even when they're born prematurely, they often don't go on ECMO, which is just, it's crazy.↗
▶Ep 28 · 11:30
clinicalPrematurity and premature rupture of membranes are significant complications of FETO↗
Update Course 2022 - APSA PDC UPDATES - Mary Edwards, Paul Jeziorczak, Craig Lillehei, and Charles Snyder,
▶Ep 45 · 2:00
quotefinally, someone has come to take away the meal tray↗
▶Ep 45 · 3:30
clinicalMicroaggressions are verbal, nonverbal, environmental slights, snubs, invalidations, or insults that send hostile, derogatory, or negative messages to individuals based solely on their marginalized group membership↗
▶Ep 45 · 4:00
clinicalMicroaggressions have a cumulative impact causing isolation and self-doubt despite being termed 'micro'↗
opinionBystanders who do not speak up compound the harm of microaggressions even if they address the issue later↗
▶Ep 45 · 6:00
quoteI think one of the biggest things to think about in those moments is intent versus impact.↗
▶Ep 45 · 6:15
quoteIf you separate intent from impact, it's easier to respond to understanding the impact and talking about what the impact is and not worrying so much about what the intent is. Because the intent is sort of irrelevant. The impact already exists.↗
▶Ep 45 · 9:00
quoteI must say I was a little worried when Jose was going through the articles. I thought he was going to pull mine.↗
▶Ep 45 · 10:00
clinicalIn the TOTAL trial for severe CDH, FETO significantly improved survival↗
▶Ep 45 · 10:30
clinicalIn the TOTAL trial for moderate CDH, FETO showed some improvement in survival but did not approach statistical significance↗
▶Ep 45 · 11:00
clinicalThe TOTAL trial was conducted over an 11-year period at multiple centers with variable CDH management protocols↗
▶Ep 45 · 11:30
clinicalPrematurity and premature rupture of membranes are significant complications of FETO↗
▶Ep 45 · 11:30
quoteYou have to really know your own center's numbers, especially for the moderate. Like for the severe, it's impressive. And for those of us who have seen babies who have had a FETO, it's a different scenario. Even when they're born prematurely, they often don't go on ECMO, which is just, it's crazy.↗
Update Course 2022 - APSA PDC UPDATES - Mary Edwards, Paul Jeziorczak, Craig Lillehei, and Charles Snyder,
▶Ep 22 · 2:00
quotefinally, someone has come to take away the meal tray↗
▶Ep 22 · 3:30
clinicalMicroaggressions are verbal, nonverbal, environmental slights, snubs, invalidations, or insults that send hostile, derogatory, or negative messages to individuals based solely on their marginalized group membership↗
clinicalMicroaggressions have a cumulative impact causing isolation and self-doubt despite being termed 'micro'↗
▶Ep 22 · 4:30
opinionBystanders who do not speak up compound the harm of microaggressions even if they address the issue later↗
▶Ep 22 · 6:00
quoteI think one of the biggest things to think about in those moments is intent versus impact.↗
▶Ep 22 · 6:15
quoteIf you separate intent from impact, it's easier to respond to understanding the impact and talking about what the impact is and not worrying so much about what the intent is. Because the intent is sort of irrelevant. The impact already exists.↗
▶Ep 22 · 9:00
quoteI must say I was a little worried when Jose was going through the articles. I thought he was going to pull mine.↗
▶Ep 22 · 10:00
clinicalIn the TOTAL trial for severe CDH, FETO significantly improved survival↗
▶Ep 22 · 10:30
clinicalIn the TOTAL trial for moderate CDH, FETO showed some improvement in survival but did not approach statistical significance↗
▶Ep 22 · 11:00
clinicalThe TOTAL trial was conducted over an 11-year period at multiple centers with variable CDH management protocols↗
▶Ep 22 · 11:30
quoteYou have to really know your own center's numbers, especially for the moderate. Like for the severe, it's impressive. And for those of us who have seen babies who have had a FETO, it's a different scenario. Even when they're born prematurely, they often don't go on ECMO, which is just, it's crazy.↗
▶Ep 22 · 11:30
clinicalPrematurity and premature rupture of membranes are significant complications of FETO↗
Update Course 2022 - APSA PDC UPDATES - Mary Edwards, Paul Jeziorczak, Craig Lillehei, and Charles Snyder,
▶Ep 61 · 2:00
quotefinally, someone has come to take away the meal tray↗
▶Ep 61 · 2:00
quotefinally, someone has come to take away the meal tray↗
▶Ep 61 · 3:30
clinicalMicroaggressions are verbal, nonverbal, environmental slights, snubs, invalidations, or insults that send hostile, derogatory, or negative messages to individuals based solely on their marginalized group membership↗
▶Ep 61 · 3:30
clinicalMicroaggressions are verbal, nonverbal, environmental slights, snubs, invalidations, or insults that send hostile, derogatory, or negative messages to individuals based solely on their marginalized group membership↗
▶Ep 61 · 4:00
clinicalMicroaggressions have a cumulative impact causing isolation and self-doubt despite being termed 'micro'↗
opinionBystanders who do not speak up compound the harm of microaggressions even if they address the issue later↗
▶Ep 61 · 4:30
opinionBystanders who do not speak up compound the harm of microaggressions even if they address the issue later↗
▶Ep 61 · 6:00
quoteI think one of the biggest things to think about in those moments is intent versus impact.↗
▶Ep 61 · 6:00
quoteI think one of the biggest things to think about in those moments is intent versus impact.↗
▶Ep 61 · 6:15
quoteIf you separate intent from impact, it's easier to respond to understanding the impact and talking about what the impact is and not worrying so much about what the intent is. Because the intent is sort of irrelevant. The impact already exists.↗
▶Ep 61 · 6:15
quoteIf you separate intent from impact, it's easier to respond to understanding the impact and talking about what the impact is and not worrying so much about what the intent is. Because the intent is sort of irrelevant. The impact already exists.↗
▶Ep 61 · 9:00
quoteI must say I was a little worried when Jose was going through the articles. I thought he was going to pull mine.↗
▶Ep 61 · 9:00
quoteI must say I was a little worried when Jose was going through the articles. I thought he was going to pull mine.↗
▶Ep 61 · 10:00
clinicalIn the TOTAL trial for severe CDH, FETO significantly improved survival↗
▶Ep 61 · 10:00
host_summaryIn the TOTAL trial for severe CDH, FETO significantly improved survival↗
▶Ep 61 · 10:30
clinicalIn the TOTAL trial for moderate CDH, FETO showed some improvement in survival but did not approach statistical significance↗
▶Ep 61 · 10:30
host_summaryIn the TOTAL trial for moderate CDH, FETO showed some improvement in survival but did not approach statistical significance↗
▶Ep 61 · 11:00
host_summaryThe TOTAL trial was conducted over an 11-year period at multiple centers with variable CDH management protocols↗
▶Ep 61 · 11:00
clinicalThe TOTAL trial was conducted over an 11-year period at multiple centers with variable CDH management protocols↗
▶Ep 61 · 11:30
quoteYou have to really know your own center's numbers, especially for the moderate. Like for the severe, it's impressive. And for those of us who have seen babies who have had a FETO, it's a different scenario. Even when they're born prematurely, they often don't go on ECMO, which is just, it's crazy.↗
▶Ep 61 · 11:30
clinicalPrematurity and premature rupture of membranes are significant complications of FETO↗
▶Ep 61 · 11:30
clinicalPrematurity and premature rupture of membranes are significant complications of FETO↗
▶Ep 61 · 11:30
quoteYou have to really know your own center's numbers, especially for the moderate. Like for the severe, it's impressive. And for those of us who have seen babies who have had a FETO, it's a different scenario. Even when they're born prematurely, they often don't go on ECMO, which is just, it's crazy.↗
Update Course 2022 - APSA PDC UPDATES - Mary Edwards, Paul Jeziorczak, Craig Lillehei, and Charles Snyder,
▶Ep 11 · 2:00
quotefinally, someone has come to take away the meal tray↗
▶Ep 11 · 3:30
clinicalMicroaggressions are verbal, nonverbal, environmental slights, snubs, invalidations, or insults that send hostile, derogatory, or negative messages to individuals based solely on their marginalized group membership↗
clinicalMicroaggressions have a cumulative impact causing isolation and self-doubt despite being termed 'micro'↗
▶Ep 11 · 4:30
opinionBystanders who do not speak up compound the harm of microaggressions even if they address the issue later↗
▶Ep 11 · 6:00
quoteI think one of the biggest things to think about in those moments is intent versus impact.↗
▶Ep 11 · 6:15
quoteIf you separate intent from impact, it's easier to respond to understanding the impact and talking about what the impact is and not worrying so much about what the intent is. Because the intent is sort of irrelevant. The impact already exists.↗
▶Ep 11 · 9:00
quoteI must say I was a little worried when Jose was going through the articles. I thought he was going to pull mine.↗
▶Ep 11 · 10:00
clinicalIn the TOTAL trial for severe CDH, FETO significantly improved survival↗
▶Ep 11 · 10:30
clinicalIn the TOTAL trial for moderate CDH, FETO showed some improvement in survival but did not approach statistical significance↗
▶Ep 11 · 11:00
clinicalThe TOTAL trial was conducted over an 11-year period at multiple centers with variable CDH management protocols↗
▶Ep 11 · 11:30
clinicalPrematurity and premature rupture of membranes are significant complications of FETO↗
▶Ep 11 · 11:30
quoteYou have to really know your own center's numbers, especially for the moderate. Like for the severe, it's impressive. And for those of us who have seen babies who have had a FETO, it's a different scenario. Even when they're born prematurely, they often don't go on ECMO, which is just, it's crazy.↗
