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IFA Talks2nd IFAD 2012 - 005 - ERIC HOSTEI am Eric Hoste from University Hospital Ghent in Belgium. Fluids and acute kidney injury (AKI) present a complex relationship—one that can be described as the good, the bad, and the ugly. Fluids are undoubtedly beneficial in cases of hypovolemia. When administered appropriately, they help restore intravascular volume, improve renal perfusion, and can effectively prevent the onset of AKI. This is the "good" part of the story. However, fluids can also be harmful when given in excess. Overzealous fluid administration increases venous congestion and raises renal afterload, which in turn compromises kidney perfusion and promotes the de...2025-04-0800 min
IFA Talks1st IFAD 2011 - 009 - ERIC HOSTEMy name is Eric Hoste, and I work at Ghent University Hospital in Belgium. In my talk, I addressed the ongoing debate around whether colloids or crystalloids are superior for volume replacement in critically ill patients. Overall, the evidence shows that colloids are not superior to crystalloids in the general ICU population—they tend to be more expensive and are associated with a higher risk of side effects. However, there are certain subgroups of patients, such as those with severe sepsis, undergoing cardiac surgery, or suffering from cirrhosis, where colloids—particularly albumin—may offer specific benefits. In patients with cirrho...2025-04-0800 min
Flákači PodcastNepřivolávej nic zlého; Beetlejuice Beetlejuice; Joker: Folie à Deux; Substance - První dojmyDovolená na Bali skončila, Tom je stále nezaměstnaný, Mary pracuje a přišel podzim. A proti trudomyslnosti sice nemáme míč (Frištenský je zapomnětlivý debil), ale máme tu další filmové dojmy.
Tom byl v indonéském kině a chtěl jít na Vránu. Jenže ta byla tak úspěšná, že snad po dvou týdnech byla stažena z kin. Takže psychický stav zůstal naštěstí zachován (a pak byl vylepšen projekcí originální Vrány z roku 1994 v brněnském kině Art).
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Build da City. For. Good. by daphniEp 62 : Anne-Carole Cöen (Kolet)Plus qu'un podcast, aujourd'hui nous vous proposons un cours accéléré du marketing et de la publicité 💡
Notre invitée du jour : Anne-Carole Cöen.
Experte du branding, elle a passé 20 ans à bousculer les codes pour créer des campagnes qui ont marqué les esprits. Elle est l'ex-CMO de Freenow, Frichti et Swile. Il y a quelques mois, Anne-Carole est passée du côté de l'entrepreneuriat en co-fondant Kolet !
Co-hosté par Pierre-Eric Leibovici et Aurélie van Peteghem, cet épisode est comme un investissement. 45 min de rentabilité, avec des conseils à utiliser sans modération ! ...2024-07-1146 min
The Modern Bar Cart PodcastThe Fine Art of the Martini with Robby HaynesIn this stirring, ice-cold conversation with bartender and cocktail batcher extraordinaire, Robby Haynes, some of the topics we discuss include: What people mean when they say, “Martini,” and why certain preferences and aversions pertaining to its construction may stem from unresolved fears and myths about ingredients. How Robby teamed up with distillers, wine-makers, and cocktail experts to weave a flavor tapestry worthy of sitting on the shelf next to the legendary Gold Fashioned. What research and development looks like in the gin space, specifically when it comes to nerdy stuff like botanical maceration, gin...2023-11-201h 15
ESICM TalkPermissive azotemia during AKI enables more rapid renal recovery and less renal fibrosisPreclinical models of acute kidney injury (AKI) consistently demonstrate that a uremic milieu enhances renal recovery and decreases kidney fibrosis. Reduced renal clearance has the surprising and counterintuitive effect of being an effective treatment for AKI. In this perspective, Dr Lakhmir S. Chawla suggests a hypothesis describing why the uremic milieu is kidney protective and proposes a clinical trial of ‘permissive azotemia’ to improve renal recovery and long-term renal outcomes in critically ill patients with severe AKI. Hear more about the explanation of this hypothesis in the following podcast, organised by the ESICM...2023-05-1743 min
Curieux de sciencesPourquoi les humains préhistoriques dessinaient-ils des animaux ?Sais-tu que c’est grâce à un chien, baptisé Robot, que la grotte de Lascaux a été découverte en 1940 ?
Pendant une promenade, Marcel Ravidat, son maître, récupère Robot au fond d'un trou. Il décide de revenir au même endroit quelques jours plus tard pour creuser avec trois copains. Équipés de cordes et de lampes, ils descendent dans un couloir étroit et se retrouvent devant des murs recouverts de dessins d'animaux : des taureaux, une vache noire, un cerf, des félins, un rhinocéros… Ces peintures ont été dessinées à la...2022-09-1011 min
ESICM TalkWhen to initiate RRT?Acute kidney injury is common in critically ill patients, and 10-15% of ICU patients receive renal replacement therapy (RRT). The timing of therapy initiation is limited by heterogeneity, but until 10-15 years ago there was a trend toward early initiation, as noted by several meta-analyses.In the past 5 years, several large PRCTs have addressed this topic: ELAIN, AKIKI, IDEAL-ICU, STARRT-AKI, and AKIKI-2. In this ESICM NEXT educational podcast, we will find out what is the most recent consensus and what are the clinical tools to facilitate the initiation of RRT.Help us review...2022-09-0746 min
Get the newsThanksgiving at St. Michaels Steak and Crab HouseEmmy Award-Winning Journalists and Photographer Victoria Gaither was invited to Thanksgiving lunch at St. Michaels Steak & Crab House by owners Eric and Anne Rosen. Every year, the Rosen's invite, family and friends, to a beautiful Thanksgiving day spread with all the trimmings and desserts your tummy can hold. In this podcast that was heard overseas, Victoria talks with Anne, Eric, and Jared L'Hoste (son in law). All three express why Thanksgiving is important and what it means to them. Plus, Eric including his mother and sisters get a bit emotional as they all remember Eric's father, listen to what he...2019-11-2905 min