The Gas Exchange

Episode #41. In this episode of the Gas Exchange Podcast, host Keith Lamb and co-host Thomas Piraino interview Dr. Ewan Goligher, a leading researcher in diaphragm function and respiratory failure. They explore the latest advances in diaphragm monitoring, ventilator management, inspiratory muscle training, and innovative therapies like diaphragm neurostimulation, aiming to improve patient outcomes...

Episode #40: This episode features Maria Madden, a seasoned respiratory therapist, discussing innovative protocols for managing spinal cord injury patients in trauma care. Learn about proactive respiratory therapies, diaphragm pacing, and the latest research to improve patient outcomes.

Episode #39 of The Gas Exchange! In this episode, Dr. Thomas Scalea shares insights on trauma care, respiratory management, and innovative strategies like ECMO and acupuncture in critical care. Discover how these approaches are shaping the future of trauma and respiratory treatment.

Episode #38: This episode features Dr. Martin Dres, a renowned intensivist, discussing diaphragm function, ventilator-induced brain injury, and innovative approaches like phrenic nerve stimulation in ICU care. Gain insights into respiratory mechanics, brain-lung interactions, and emerging therapies that could transform critical care practices.

Special Live Episode of The Gas Exchange Podcast from the annual Maryland/DC Society for Respiratory Care (MD/DC SRC) Conference by the Sea in Ocean City Maryland “Give Me Liberty or Give Me Trach” This episode explores the complexities of liberation from mechanical ventilation, emphasizing evidence-based practices, recent research, and practical strategies for clinicians. Keith and Eric share ins...

Episode #37. Join us as we explore neurocritical care, respiratory therapy, and multidisciplinary collaboration with Dr. Cherylee Chang, world-renowned neurointensivist and current president of the Society of Critical Care Medicine. Discover insights on ventilator management, neuromuscular weakness, hyperoxia, and innovative therapies in critical care.

Full Episode #36 with Dr. Tai Pham. This episode features Dr. Tai Pham, a renowned researcher and clinician in respiratory critical care, discussing the landmark Lung Safe and Wean Safe studies. Topics include mechanical ventilation practices, weaning strategies, and global variations in ICU protocols.

Episode #35 of The Gas Exchange. In this episode, Dr. Errington Thompson, Trauma Surgeon, shares insights on trauma care, focusing on rib fractures, pain management, and advanced respiratory interventions. Keith Lamb hosts a comprehensive discussion on trauma protocols, surgical decisions, and innovations in critical care.

Episode #34. In this episode, Keith Lamb interviews Mac Thrower, a police officer, paramedic and researcher about pre-hospital trauma interventions, airway management, and the evolving practices in emergency medical care. They explore the importance of quick, effective action at the scene and how systems are adapting to new challenges.

Episode #33. In this episode, Dr. Nicole Fox, Trauma Surgeon and Associate CMO  shares insights on managing trauma patients with a focus on respiratory critical care, including ventilator strategies, ECMO, and innovative interventions like rib plating and nerve blocks. Discover how a top trauma center approaches complex cases and the evolving landscape of trauma management.

This episode features Dr. Christopher King, a lung transplant expert, discussing advances in lung transplantation, donor management, ex vivo lung perfusion, and post-operative care. Gain insights into the latest techniques and challenges in lung transplant medicine.

Episode #31. In this in-depth interview, Join Host Keith Lamb and Guest Host Dr. Brady Scott as Dr. Neil MacIntyre shares four decades of insights into respiratory critical care, discussing paradigm shifts, the evolution of ventilation strategies, and the future role of AI in medicine. A must-listen for clinicians aiming to improve patient outcomes and stay ahead in respiratory care.

Episode #29. In this episode, Host Keith Lamb and Guest Krystal Craddock, a respiratory therapist specializing in severe asthma, share insights into asthma phenotypes, biologic treatments, and the complexities of managing severe asthma. Discover how personalized treatment approaches are transforming patient outcomes.

Episode #28. In this episode, Dr. Bobby Mahajan, an interventional pulmonologist at Inova Fairfax Hospital, shares insights into the evolving role of interventional pulmonology, the importance of respiratory therapists in procedures, and innovative treatments for lung diseases. Discover how this specialty is transforming patient care and the vital role RTs play in this growth

This episode features Dr. Nicholas Hill, a pulmonary critical care expert, discussing the evolution, applications, and evidence behind non-invasive ventilation techniques such as BiPAP, high flow nasal cannula, and the historical use of body ventilators. Gain insights into clinical decision-making, guideline interpretations, and future directions in respiratory support.

In this episode, Dr. Bruce Rubin shares his extensive expertise in respiratory critical care, focusing on mucus clearance, pharmacological treatments, and management of severe asthma, including intubation and ventilation strategies.

In this episode, Dr. Felipe Damiani discusses his research on reverse triggering in mechanical ventilation, its implications for patient care, and the importance of research culture in respiratory therapy across South America. The conversation covers animal models, clinical observations, and future directions in ventilator asynchrony management.

The Gas Exchange Podcast, Episode 23. Join us as we unlock the secrets to mastering airway management with Dr. Haney Mallemat — a world renowned emergency medicine expert and educator.

S1E16: In this episode, Keith Lamb, Thomas Piraino and Dr. Eddy Fan discuss the latest guidelines and evidence in respiratory critical care, including mechanical ventilation, recruitment maneuvers, PEEP strategies, and ECMO. Gain insights from a leading expert on how physiology and evidence-based practice intersect to improve patient outcomes.

The Gas Exchange Podcast Episode 22: This episode features Dr. Irene Telias, an expert in respiratory physiology and critical care, discussing the complexities of patient ventilator interactions, transition phases, and the impact of sedation and opioids on respiratory drive. Learn about innovative monitoring techniques and strategies to optimize ventilatory support.

S1E21: This podcast features Dr. Tommaso Mauri, an expert in respiratory physiology and ICU practice, discussing the latest research, physiological monitoring, and innovative approaches to managing respiratory failure and ARDS. Key topics include the Plug meeting, non-invasive monitoring, patient-specific treatment strategies, and future directions in respiratory care.

In this episode, respiratory therapist and educator Dr. Tyler Weiss shares insights on the expanding role of point-of-care ultrasound in respiratory therapy, including lung ultrasound applications, training, and its impact on patient care.

S1E19: In our latest podcast episode, Keith Lamb and Thomas Piraino dive deep into the world of respiratory imaging with Dr. Mauricio Cereda, a leader in the field. We discuss the impact of imaging on understanding ARDS and recruitment potential – concepts that everyone in critical care should grasp.

In this episode, Dr. Niall Ferguson discusses innovative approaches to respiratory critical care, including platform trials, phenotyping, and advanced ventilation strategies. The conversation highlights how research is evolving to improve patient outcomes and the importance of clinician engagement in evidence-based practice.

This episode features Dr. Eduardo Mireles discussing interprofessional education in critical care, focusing on mechanical ventilation training through the SEVA program at the Cleveland Clinic. Learn about the importance of team-based training, practical implementation, and ongoing competency assessment in respiratory care.