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Skye Shultz

Skye Schultz, MD, is an acute care surgery fellow at the University of Missouri School of Medicine (2026-27 fellow), who earned her MD from Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center Paul L. Foster School of Medicine and previously trained at UT Health San Antonio.

Oct 5, 2026

Behind The Knife: The Surgery Podcast

Behind The Knife: The Surgery Podcast

Journal Review in Emergency General Surgery: STOP-IT - What a Decade of Data Has Taught Us

Oct 5 · 28m

Rushabh Dev
Rushabh DevHOST
12:38
Yeah, so up to eight is not every ICU patient gets eight, correct?
Skye ShultzGUEST
12:42
That's exactly right.
Skye ShultzGUEST
12:43
Four days remains the strong default after adequate source control.
Skye ShultzGUEST
12:47
Eight days is the ceiling to consider in select critically ill patients when clinical uncertainty remains despite reassessment.
Skye ShultzGUEST
12:55
The recommendation does not justify fourteen days because the white count is being starred.
Skye ShultzGUEST
13:01
This is where recommendation strength matters.
Skye ShultzGUEST
13:03
Four days after source control is grade one A, up to eight in the critically ill patient is grade two B.

9 MINS LATER

Rushabh Dev
Rushabh DevHOST
22:35
That sounds useful but modest.

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