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EMCrit Wee – Edited Version of Paul Marik on the Metabolic Resuscitation of Sepsis

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Read Josh's Post on the Metabolic Resuscitation of Sepsis first, then listen to this interview with Paul Marik:

Note to Listeners:

I took down the original version and put up this edited version. The only difference from the original is some additional comments added at 13:03 to give a more accurate perception of the current level of evidence of this therapy.

Please, please read the Pulmcrit post listed above before listening.

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Scott Weingart. EMCrit Wee – Edited Version of Paul Marik on the Metabolic Resuscitation of Sepsis. EMCrit Blog. Published on March 28, 2017. Accessed on January 17th 2020. Available at [https://emcrit.org/emcrit/edited-marik-metabolic-sepsis/ ].

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If we were to consider this therapy for the ED would it need to be started in the ED or could it wait until they get to the unit? is there a recommended timing that Paul uses?

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Furthermore, Would the initiation of this therapy by the pre-hospital clinician increase the effects of this treatment, also?

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