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EASL Video PodcastsEASL Studio Podcast: Does it really matter whether we call it ACLF or acute decompensation?This episode questions whether assigning the label “ACLF” to a deteriorating patient truly alters clinical decisions, or if focusing on the specifics of organ failure and reversibility is more useful. Experts debate the real-world utility of prognostic scores, the clarity (or confusion) created by multiple definitions, and whether the ACLF concept drives urgency, facilitates transplant access, or improves outcomes. A thought-provoking look at where terminology meets bedside care.
Moderator: Tom Marjot
Speakers: Paolo Angeli and Julia Wendon
This EASL Studio is supported by GENFIT. EASL has received no input from GENFIT with regards to the...
2025-10-0940 min
EASL PodcastsEASL Studio Podcast: Does it really matter whether we call it ACLF or acute decompensation?This episode questions whether assigning the label “ACLF” to a deteriorating patient truly alters clinical decisions, or if focusing on the specifics of organ failure and reversibility is more useful. Experts debate the real-world utility of prognostic scores, the clarity (or confusion) created by multiple definitions, and whether the ACLF concept drives urgency, facilitates transplant access, or improves outcomes. A thought-provoking look at where terminology meets bedside care.Moderator: Tom Marjot Speakers: Paolo Angeli and Julia WendonThis EASL Studio is supported by GENFIT. EASL has received no input from...
2025-10-0931 min
IFA Talks2nd IFAD 2012 - 008 - JULIA WENDONI'm Jules Wendon, and my talk was about fluid therapy in patients with liver disease. When managing a patient with cirrhosis, getting the volume status just right is critical—not too little, and not too much. An underfilled patient is at significant risk, as inadequate perfusion can worsen organ function. But overfilling is equally harmful. It can exacerbate edema, increase liver stiffness, and aggravate portal hypertension. Both extremes are dangerous. In addition to careful fluid management, vasoconstrictors—particularly splanchnic vasoconstrictors—play a vital role. They help redistribute blood centrally, improve effective circulating volume, and counteract the ce...
2025-04-0800 min
IFA Talks1st IFAD 2011 - 002 - JULIA WENDON I am Jules Wendon from King's College Hospital in London. I was talking today about the role of albumin. Albumin seems to have a significant benefit in the management of patients with liver disease. Essentially, there are different roles for albumin. It has a role in liver disease, without question, particularly in the prevention of hepatorenal failure. More interestingly, it also has marked inflammatory and anti-inflammatory capacity, and I think increasingly we will see a role for albumin in sepsis, where it seems to have a beneficial effect in terms of outcomes...
2025-04-0200 min
Ta de ClinicagemTdC 165: Caso Clínico de Insuficiência Hepáticahttps://www.tadeclinicagem.com.br/materiais/evento-org-dzero-na-residencia-2026/O começo do R1 de Clínica Médica pode ser desafiador. Mas você não precisa passar por isso sozinho(a).Descubra como tornar o R1 mais leve e produtivo com o D0 na Residência, evento on-line e gratuito do TdC.Garanta agora mesmo sua vaga e receba grátis no seu e-mail o Ebook: Sala de Emergência - Temas Essenciais.Do manejo de antibióticos à organização da rotina com IA, confira os temas que abordaremos ao vivo Sábado...
2022-12-0150 min
Intensive Care Society RadioUpdate on Acute on Chronic Liver Failure SOA 2019: Session 8Who to Admit - Differentiating AoCLF from Advanced Cirrhosis- Tony Whitehouse Liver Failure - Survival Depends on What You’ve Got and Where You Get It!- Julia Wendon The Place of Albumin in the Management of Critically Ill Liver Patients- Alastair O’Brien 10 Top Tips for AoCLF, Conversation and Questions Tony Whitehouse, Julia Wendon & Alastair O’Brien
2020-06-1156 min
Mastering Intensive CareGeorg Auzinger - Remembering to keep the patient at the centre of what we doThose of you who are consultant intensivists or attendings hopefully remember most of your trainees - especially the ones you met when you were a brand new intensivist. In this episode I speak with Dr Georg Auzinger who in 1997 moved from Austria to Australia to train in intensive care at the same ICU I was beginning my first job as a specialist intensivist. I have fond memories of working with Georg, have enjoyed the friendship we have developed and have been thrilled to see from afar how well his career has progressed. Nowadays Georg has...
2020-03-011h 00
Neuro ResusLiver disease in ICU – when to stop?Liver disease in ICU – when to stop? by Professor Julia Wendon
2018-03-0433 minNeuro ResusAcute liver failure - what tomorrow might bring? by Professor Julia WendonAcute liver failure - what tomorrow might bring? by Professor Julia Wendon
2018-01-2133 min
Mastering Intensive CareThe Best of Mastering Intensive Care in 2017 (Part 2)A year ago there was no such thing as the Mastering Intensive Care podcast. Now there are 21 separate interviews, each of which have helped me and seem to have helped many of you to make improvements at delivering more compassionate, thoughtful and patient-centred intensive care. Without fail my guests throughout 2017 were excellent and I really enjoyed doing the interviews. And I promise to bring you the best content I can over 2018 too. Here are the final five of the best 2017 guests, to follow on from the first five in the last episode. This has been...
2018-01-171h 04
Mastering Intensive CareJulia Wendon - Making the patient the centre of everythingIs the patient the centre of every action you take in the ICU? Do you exude calm and enthusiastic energy and greet other team members warmly and genuinely? Do you seek pleasure in seeing colleagues grow to become more skilled than you are? These are 3 questions you might ask yourself after you listen to this episode with Professor Julia Wendon, a well respected intensivist from the United Kingdom. Julia gives great advice on how helping people converse with each other, often by picking up the phone and demonstrating good consultant to consultant communication can be really valuable...
2017-08-091h 10