Target Audience:
This activity is designed for emergency medicine physicians, cardiologists, and hospitalists.
Source:
This web cast was recorded at a satellite symposium held on October 9, 2007 during the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) 2007 Annual meeting in Seattle, WA.
Format:
The debate format consisted of four controversial topics in emergency cardiology. Each debate lasted 25 minutes, which included an introduction from the moderator, a presentation from each side, rebuttals, questions directed at each presenter, and then questions from the audience.
For the viewer's convenience, the symposium has been divided into four sections consisting of Rounds 1, 2, 3, and 4. Audio download is available as is a download for iTunes.
Support:
This activity is supported by unrestricted educational grants from The Medicines Company, PDL BioPharma and Scios. |
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ACEP
Knockout at the Needle
Hot Topics in Emergency Medicine
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Total Duration: 18:21
Moderator:
W. Frank Peacock IV, MD |
Vasoactive Agents in ADHF
Pro: Charles L. Emerman, MD
Con: Alan B. Storrow, MD |
Total Duration: 19:11
Moderator:
W. Frank Peacock IV, MD |
Facilitated PCI: Use of Lytics in the ED
Delayed PCI: Ivan C. Rokos, MD
Lytics: Judd E. Hollander, MD |
Total Duration: 19:31
Moderator:
W. Frank Peacock IV, MD |
ACS Management NSTEMI
Pro DTI: James W. Hoekstra, MD
Pro Factor Xa: Deborah B. Diercks, MD |
Total Duration: 32:55
Moderator:
W. Frank Peacock IV, MD |
BP Control and Stroke
Pro Calcium blockers: Stephen A. Mayer, MD
Con Calcium blockers: Arthur M. Pancioli, MD |
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