Manu Malbrain

IFA Talks

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🎙️ IFA Talks – The Voice of the International Fluid AcademyIFA Talks is the latest innovation in spreading evidence-based knowledge around fluid therapy and critical care. Powered by the International Fluid Academy, our podcast brings you insightful discussions, expert interviews, and live coverage from global conferences. Whether you're a seasoned intensivist, an early-career clinician, or simply passionate about fluid management, IFA Talks offers: 💬 Fluid Focus: Deep dives into fluid stewardship, IV fluids, electrolyte balance, and volume resuscitation strategies. 📻 Live at IFAD & IFADmini...

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Manu Malbrain

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Health

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Latest episode

Apr 12, 2025

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1st IFAD 2011 - 002 - JULIA WENDON 02.04.2025

I am Jules Wendon from King's College Hospital in London. I was talking today about the role of albumin. Albumin seems to have a significant benefit in the management of patients with liver disease. Essentially, there are different roles for albumin. It has a role in liver disease, without question, particularly in the prevention of hepatorenal failure. More interestingly, it also has marked infla...

1st IFAD 2011 - 001 - MANU MALBRAIN 01.04.2025

I am Manu Malbrain, co-founder and President of the International Fluid Academy and I gave a talk about fluid management and avoiding fluid overload. If you give too much fluids and the patient gets peripheral edema, that is not a cosmetic issue, but it's bad medicine. We must avoid it.

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