En intervencionismo, muchas decisiones técnicas siguen siendo culturales. Algunas formas de abordar la cirugía aún generan resistencia, muchas veces por miedo a complicaciones que hoy se saben manejar. El Dr. Mariano Palena habla sobre cómo esas diferencias siguen influyendo en el tratamiento de estos pacientes. Escucha el nuevo episodio de Life Of Flow en nuestro canal.
Revascularizar no significa que el trabajo termine ahí. Muchos profesionales creen que el procedimiento resuelve el problema, pero los mayores errores suelen aparecer antes y después. En este episodio semanal de Life of Flow, el Dr. Mariano Palena explica por qué ese sigue siendo uno de los puntos más débiles en muchos centros. Disponible en nuestro canal. Míralo ahora.
El modelo de conferencias médicas está cambiando. Hoy cualquier médico puede revisar estudios desde su teléfono, incluso analizar evidencia con inteligencia artificial. Entonces, ¿qué aporta realmente un encuentro formativo? Esta semana en Life of Flow, hablamos con el Dr. Mariano Palena sobre cómo debería evolucionar la educación médica. Episodio ya disponible en nuestro canal. Visítalo ahora.
EPISODIO 111 - “El error médico que te puede costar la pierna y nadie te dice"" del podcast de Life of Flow ya está disponible. 👉 Visita el canal de Life Of Flow para mirarlo. Hay algo muy importante en medicina que no se aprende en libros: la creatividad clínica. En algunos sistemas de salud, los pacientes llegan con cuadros tan complejos que cada procedimiento exige replantear la estrategia. En este episodio de Life of Flow, el Dr. Mariano Palena cuenta cómo trabajar con estos casos lo obligó a desarrollar nuevas formas de pensar cada intervención. Mira el último episodio en nuestro canal.
Ultrasound carries a great level of responsibility. Every scan has the potential to guide a clinical decision: Prescribe medication, move forward with a procedure, or recommend surgery. That's why Jan Sloves built Ultrasound Unlocked, a global education platform where he publishes vascular case discussions and training resources for clinicians worldwide. Listen to the full conversation on Life of Flow's channel. Episode out now.
Great vascular labs are built by equipment and by people who care about the work. Every time an experienced staff member leaves, you lose years of trust, and rhythm between physicians and sonographers. When it disappears, everyone pays the price - especially the patients. In the newest episode with Jan Sloves, we discuss the real cost of turnover and why investing in the staff improves patient care. Find it in the Life Of Flow's channel now.
Small details can drastically improve ultrasound quality. If the vascular study doesn’t answer the clinical question, the scan has failed. Jan Sloves works directly with practices to improve imaging performance, and sees it daily. In this week’s episode of Life of Flow, he shares the real-world gaps he sees in vascular imaging labs - communication breakdowns, operational challenges, patient care, and more. Visit our channel to listen.
EPISODE 110 - “What Physicians Should Know About Vascular Ultrasound” of the Life of Flow Podcast is now LIVE! Watch the full episode on the Life of Flow YouTube channel. Ever get a patient on the table and realize the scan didn't tell the whole story? No surgeon wants surprises once the patient is already in the OR. Great vascular imaging requires physicians who stay involved in their labs. If the scan is right, the entire care pathway improves. This week on Life of Flow, Jan Sloves explores the real-world gaps in vascular imaging labs - and what physicians can do to raise the standard. Full episode out now on our channel.
It’s not uncommon for high-performing professionals to struggle with personal connection. Something happens to your identity and beliefs after years of medical training centered around performance, status, and achievement. In this week's episode, Joel Monteleone and Dr. Priya Rao Kothapalli join the conversation to explore modern dating, identity after medical training, and more. Out now. Visit Life Of Flow's channel.
Healthcare professionals carry things most people never see: life-and-death decisions, constant pressure, and heavy emotional burdens. When emotional stress builds up, connection can sometimes take strange forms - from trauma bonding to chaotic workplace relationships. But building healthy relationships requires more than shared stress. Listen to the full conversation with Joel Monteleone on this week’s episode of Life of Flow. Check it out on our channel.