Oliver Flower

ISAH 2026 | Where SAH care is debated, challenged and shaped Global leaders in neurocritical care, neurosurgery, neurointervention & science. 📍 Sydney 📅 17–20 Nov 👉 subarachnoid.org ⏳ Abstracts 31 May | Early Bird 30 June #ISAH26

What happens when AI steps into medicine? Dr Oli Flower puts it to the test focusing on vasospasm and delayed cerebral ischemia (DCI) in aneurysmal subarachnoid haemorrhage (aSAH). Catch it now on castbox: castbox.fm/vi/834064313

If the EVD isn't draining or it isn't working, Catherine Bell has some suggestions of what to do next to investigate. 🎧 Listen to the full podcast 'EVD Tips & Tricks' here: buff.ly/3Jj8Yo2 #Neurocritical #CriticalCare #EVD #Coda22

🎧 Listen to the NeuroResus podcast, 'aSAH: Dilating the Dogma of Vasospasm' featuring Rob Loch MacDonald, out now: buff.ly/3UXrRUG #NeuroCriticalCare #vasospasm #infarction

EVD - where do you put the catheter? Listen to the full podcast with Catherine Bell & Andrew Udy here: buff.ly/3Jj8Yo2 #EVD #NeurocriticalCare #Coda22

🎧 Listen to the latest NeuroResus podcast, 'EVD Tips and Tricks' featuring Catherine Bell & Andrew Udy, out now: buff.ly/3Jj8Yo2 #NeuroCriticalCare #EVD #Coda22

Patient stories can help us empathise more and deliver better patient-centred care. This open and honest account gives us all invaluable insight into what it’s like to go through the subarachnoid haemorrhage journey. Listen to the full podcast here: buff.ly/49QaMAb

🎧 Listen to the latest NeuroResus podcast, 'aSAH: Dilating the Dogma of Vasospasm' featuring Rob Loch MacDonald, out now: buff.ly/3UXrRUG #NeuroCriticalCare #vasospasm

In a recent NeuroResus podcast, we hear an open and honest account about what it’s like to go through the subarachnoid haemorrhage journey from a patient and family’s perspective. 🎧 Listen to the full NeuroResus podcast here: buff.ly/49QaMAb

🎧 Listen to the latest NeuroResus podcast, 'aSAH: Dilating the Dogma of Vasospasm' featuring Rob Loch MacDonald, out now: buff.ly/3UXrRUG #NeuroCriticalCare #vasospasm

Does the use of ketamine as a therapeutic agent in Traumatic Brain Injury increase delirium? Listen to the latest NeuroResus podcast with Toby Jeffcote, 'Ketamine for Acute Brain Injury' 🎧 buff.ly/3vKqvSI #TBI #TraumaticBrainInjury #NeurocriticalCare

Listen to the latest NeuroResus podcast, 'Cortical Spreading Depolarisation (CSD) in Neurological Disease - An Introduction, featuring Toby Jeffcote out now: buff.ly/4b89hPw #NeurocriticalCare #CSD

Critical Care Reviews... Down Under! • LITFL Hard not to get excited about this - Rob Mac Sweeney is bringing the ⁦@CritCareReviews⁩ meeting to Melbourne, Dec 10th & 11th 2024. Don’t miss out… Register your EOI to attend! litfl.com/critical-care-…

Interesting podcast from @stephanamayer, Jon Rosenberg and Lori Shutter on one approach to TBI management. How does it compare to your practice? ncspodcast.libsyn.com/master-class-t…

New NeuroResus podcast with Andrew Udy out now - "Brain Tissue Oxygen Monitoring - The Bonanza Trial (It’s Not What You’ve Got It’s What You Do With It)" 🎧 Listen in full: buff.ly/3Shgd40

Ketamine is regularly used as an induction agent in acute brain injury, especially traumatic brain injury (TBI). But can ketamine reduce secondary brain injury? Listen to the full podcast with Toby Jeffcote here: buff.ly/3vKqvSI #NeurocriticalCare #TraumaticBrainInjury

Listen to the latest NeuroResus podcast, 'Cortical Spreading Depolarisation (CSD) in Neurological Disease - An Introduction, featuring Toby Jeffcote out now: buff.ly/4b89hPw #NeurocriticalCare #CSD

Andrew Udy believes the classification of mild, moderate, & severe for #TBI is fundamentally flawed. In his opinion, biomarkers may better categorise the diffuse entity we call TBI. What do you think? Listen to the full podcast debate with @aj_chow: buff.ly/41tpCtG

Traumatic Brain Injury: when to stop and when to give time. Listen to the full podcast with Dr Nick Little here: buff.ly/3uJcUum #TBI #TraumaticBrainInjury #neurocritical @DrNicholasLitt1

Andrew Chow @aj_chow believes that the current categorisation system for #TBI works - classifying TBIs into mild, moderate, and severe helps him make intrinsic & extrinsic decisions. What do you think? Listen to the full podcast & debate with Andrew Udy: buff.ly/41tpCtG