The Podcast for Pediatric Cardiac Critical Care

PCICS Podcast

Science EN ↓ 157 episodes

We discuss various topics in pediatric cardiac intensive care, cardiology, cardiac surgery, and anesthesia. Episodes include challenging cases, new science, journal clubs, humanity topics, current events, education, and novel ICU therapies with guests from pediatric cardiac ICUs across the world and other leaders in the field. The PCICS Podcast is the official podcast of the Pediatric Cardiac Intensive Care Society and is the longest-running podcast for pediatric cardiology and pediatric cardiac critical care. Executive Producers: David Werho, Saidie Rodriguez, Deanna Tzanetos.

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The Podcast for Pediatric Cardiac Critical Care

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Science

Podcast website

pcics.org

Latest episode

Jul 6, 2026

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Episodes

Episode 07: Lymphatic Interventions for Plastic Bronchitis and Critical Care Considerations 03.02.2021

Episode 07: Lymphatic Interventions for Plastic Bronchitis and Critical Care Considerations Guest: Aaron Dewitt, MD. Host/Producer/Editor: David Werho, MD. Dr. Aaron Dewitt from Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia discusses the short- and long-term outcomes and post-procedure management of patients at the CHOP Lymphatic Intervention program.

Episode 06: Pediatric Cardiac Critical Care Pioneers 03.02.2021

Episode 06: Pediatric Cardiac Critical Care Pioneers Host: David Hehir, MD; Guest: Russel Raphaely, MD, Editor/Producer: David Werho, MD. Dr. David Hehir interviews Dr. Russell Raphaely at Nemours/A.I. duPont Hospital for Children about the history and development of our field.

Episode 05: Machine Learning in Pediatric Cardiac Critical Care 03.02.2021

Episode 05: Machine Learning in Pediatric Cardiac Critical Care Host: Deanna Tzanetos, MD, Editor: David Werho, MD. Guest: Dr. Mjaye Mazwi (Toronto Sick Kids). We discuss the role and future of machine learning in the Pediatric Cardiac ICU with Dr. Mjaye Mazwi.

Episode 04: Southern Glenn followed by Northern Fontan 03.02.2021

Episode 04: Southern Glenn followed by Northern Fontan Host: Mary Taylor, MD Editor: David Werho, MD. Guest: Ali Dodge-Khatami, MD, PhD (Children.s of Mississippi). Dr. Mary Taylor discusses “Reverse Order Staging of Single Ventricle Palliation Out of Necessity: Southern Glenn followed by Northern Fontan” with Dr. Ali Dodge-Khatami at Children’s of Mississippi.

Episode 03: Interview with Parvathi and Krishna Iyer 03.02.2021

Episode 03: Interview with Parvathi and Krishna Iyer Host: Sarah Tabbutt, MD, Editor: David Werho, MD. Guests: Dr. Parvathi Iyer and Dr. Krishna Iyer (Fortis Escorts Heart Institute, New Delhi). We discuss with Drs. Parvathi and Krishna Iyer the development of their pediatric cardiac surgical and ICU program in New Delhi.

PCICS Challenging Cases Episode 02:Ambulation on VA ECMO 03.02.2021

Episode 02:Ambulation on VA ECMO Host: David Werho, MD; Guests: Emily Weissler, MD and Vamsi Yarlagadda, MD (Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital); Producer: David Werho, MD. We discuss the strategies used to ambulate a pediatric patient with heart failure while on venoarterial extracorporeal membrane oxygenation support (VA ECMO) while waiting for heart transplant.

PCICS Challenging Cases Ep 01: Paracorporeal Device in Pulmonary Hypertension 03.02.2021

Episode 01: Paracorporeal Device in Pulmonary Hypertension Host: David Werho, MD Guests: Monica Mafla, NP and Vamsi Yarlagadda, MD (Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital). We discuss the use of a paracorporeal support device to bridge a pediatric patient with pulmonary hypertension and RV failure to lung transplant.

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