And this week's episode is aortopathy, a topic which I have a strange fascination with, and is associated with a condition which pretty much every doctor is scared to miss: aortic dissection.
And this episode's guidelines come from the 2024 guidelines for the management of peripheral arterial and aortic disease, which I have already dropped a link to in the show notes.
Each episode, I will present you, the listeners, with a clinical case, followed by a number of questions based on that case, with multiple-choice answers, a brief bit of thinking time before covering the relevant guidelines and answers in comprehensive detail.
As always, if you want to get in touch with the show to suggest improvements, request a topic, or just give my ego a rub, you can do that at corecardiologypodcast@gmail.com.
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And this week's episode is aortopathy, a topic which I have a strange fascination with, and is associated with a condition which pretty much every doctor is scared to miss: aortic dissection.
And this episode's guidelines come from the 2024 guidelines for the management of peripheral arterial and aortic disease, which I have already dropped a link to in the show notes.
Each episode, I will present you, the listeners, with a clinical case, followed by a number of questions based on that case, with multiple-choice answers, a brief bit of thinking time before covering the relevant guidelines and answers in comprehensive detail.
As always, if you want to get in touch with the show to suggest improvements, request a topic, or just give my ego a rub, you can do that at corecardiologypodcast@gmail.com.