Audio interviews addressing upcoming research and its application to the injured, critically ill or emergency general surgery patient, education efforts related to the clinical practice of acute care surgery, novel methods in the management of these patients and topics affecting providers and clinical care within the field.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 203 | Founded | 15 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Arts | |||
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This episode reviews the key concepts of respiratory failure, including mechanisms of hypoxemia, hypercapnic respiratory failure, and how tools like the A–a gradient help differentiate causes. The discussion then covers noninvasive ventilation strate... more
Join episode moderators Drs. Lauren Dudas, Jeremy Levin, Alex Brito and Aimee LaRiccia as they talk with some of the 2026 EAST Scientific Assembly Presenters, Student Doctor Luke Vaske BS, Dr. Alex Reeb, Dr. Carson Mills, Dr. Jennifer Hartwell and St... more
Join Dr. Ida Molavi, Dr. Sarada Rao, Devin Gillaspie with expert guest Dr. Jose Diaz and fellow guest Dr. Victoria Liang as they cover ICU Nutrition and Endocrine Management in this Surgical Critical Care Review episode. This is a unique collaborativ... more
Host Dr. Aimee LaRiccia talks with Dr. Lisa Kodadek from Yale School of Medicine and Dr. Jennifer Freeman from Baylor in Fort Worth about the development of EAST Practice Management Guidelines (PMGs). They explore how ideas evolve into PMGs, the rigo... more
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- Trauma cast
As a new trauma and acute care surgery APP, I love this podcast! It breaks down case base scenarios and logically discusses the course of care. So helpful and gives me good points to then go do my own reading on topics. Thank you!!
Apple Podcasts5jrs2021
United States8 months ago - In the arena
In The Arena is (imho) the best medical podcast out there today.
It feels like an NPR podcast with a unique narrative style that keeps the listener engaged and the dialogue between the hosts sounds like they are genuinely enjoying themselves.
The topics are broad from clinical to professional and I find myself learning a lot with each episode.
Lastly, Shyam Murali has the perfect personality for this. He always seems knowledgeable on the topic but humble enough to ask the questions that al... more
Apple Podcasts5Rodger ArdoUnited States3 years ago - In the Arena
Love this new series and production quality - nice work!
Apple Podcasts5TheLaughingFlyUnited States4 years ago - Audio Quality
You don’t need to get anything fancy, but at least make sure there isn’t any background noise. Hearing phones, doors, and such is rather distracting and unprofessional.
Apple Podcasts3nwmedUnited States7 years ago - Mostly great content, mediocre production value
The intro says it all, this is brass tacks, no frills presentation of expert insight and (to a lesser extent) relevant literature. And the audio quality is terrible. I'm not saying you need to shamble into a studio and lay down five takes, but it's 2018. There are reasonable recording technologies that don't sound like phone calls from my Nokia circa 1998. At four different volume levels.
Apple Podcasts3NicksOtherNameUnited States8 years ago
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What is Traumacast about and what kind of topics does it cover?
The show provides clinically focused conversations with trauma and surgical critical care experts, often pairing host-led case discussions with intensivists and trauma surgeons. Episodes cover ventilation strategies, nutrition and endocrine management, guideline development, workload and burnout in trauma surgery, and practical, evidence-based approaches to managing complex surgical ICU patients. A distinctive strength is the mix of acute care surgery topics, research implications, and policy or guideline development, often featuring hands-on clinical pearls and real-world decision-making. This makes it useful for practitioners seeking practical insights, researchers looking for translational discussions, and medical teams aiming to align p... more
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Traumacast launched 15 years ago and published 203 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Traumacast include:
1. Andrew Drahos
2. Tim Ellender
3. AJ Sood
4. Carson Mills
5. Jen Hartwell
6. William Rice
7. Timur Murillo
8. Jose J. Diaz
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