ESAIC Podcast series on anaesthesia and intensive care
Podcasts
The ESAIC Podcast series covers all the aspects of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care, aimed at different targets.
Podcasts are free to listen/download via the ESAIC website and made available via the various streaming websites.
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Released Podcast Episodes
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09 July 2024
One lung ventilation, keeping it simple
In this episode, our Host, Prof. Cesare Gregoretti will discuss with Dr Lorenzo Ball issues related to “One lung ventilation”. What makes one lung ventilation difficult? Which are the main indications for one lung ventilation in the operating room? How we achieve lung separation? Is there room for one lung ventilation in emergency setting in […]
02 July 2024
EA24 Innovation Village Sessions: Seamless integration: postoperative continuous vital sign monitoring
#connectivity The innovation village, was inaugurated at Euroanaesthesia 2024, in Munich, as a space where ESAIC and Industry Partners connected, discussed and presented healthcare opportunities and challenges generated by innovation. This year, the focus was on three key areas of discussion: connectivity, sustainability, and neuroscience. Listen to the “Innovation Village Podcasts” and find out more. […]
02 July 2024
EA24 Innovation Village Sessions: The way to go: combining human and artificial intelligence
#connectivity The innovation village, was inaugurated at Euroanaesthesia 2024, in Munich, as a space where ESAIC and Industry Partners connected, discussed and presented healthcare opportunities and challenges generated by innovation. This year, the focus was on three key areas of discussion: connectivity, sustainability, and neuroscience. Listen to the “Innovation Village Podcasts” and find out more. […]
02 July 2024
EA24 Innovation Village Sessions: Navigating climate challenges through sustainable practices in the ICU and OR
#sustainability The innovation village, was inaugurated at Euroanaesthesia 2024, in Munich, as a space where ESAIC and Industry Partners connected, discussed and presented healthcare opportunities and challenges generated by innovation. This year, the focus was on three key areas of discussion: connectivity, sustainability, and neuroscience. Listen to the “Innovation Village Podcasts” and find out more. […]
02 July 2024
EA24 Innovation Village Sessions: Our monitors in the hospital should talk to each other!
#connectivity The innovation village, was inaugurated at Euroanaesthesia 2024, in Munich, as a space where ESAIC and Industry Partners connected, discussed and presented healthcare opportunities and challenges generated by innovation. This year, the focus was on three key areas of discussion: connectivity, sustainability, and neuroscience. Listen to the “Innovation Village Podcasts” and find out more. […]
02 July 2024
EA24 Innovation Village Sessions: Unlocking the mind: the power of new EEG parameters
#neuroscience The innovation village, was inaugurated at Euroanaesthesia 2024, in Munich, as a space where ESAIC and Industry Partners connected, discussed and presented healthcare opportunities and challenges generated by innovation. This year, the focus was on three key areas of discussion: connectivity, sustainability, and neuroscience. Listen to the “Innovation Village Podcasts” and find out more. […]
11 June 2024
Standing up to gender discrimination in anaesthesia
Discrimination against women in the healthcare sector is a reality that many women have to deal with on a daily basis. In this episode, Dr Natalie Urwyler, starting from her own experience in the workplace, provides valuable insights on the reasons that cause such behaviours and the impact that those are having while highlighting steps […]
23 April 2024
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Intraoperative pain monitoring, myth or reality?
Studies have shown that monitoring and treating intraoperative nociceptive events can lead to less postoperative pain, making it a critical aspect of patient care during surgery. Still there is a difference in the perceived importance of anesthetic depth vs antinociception monitoring among anaesthetists. Which are the reasons behind this reality? Is it possible to guarantee […]