Anesthesia Wise Guys

***Explicit. Shelly, Mawi, and Tim go through multiple listener emails, and tell stories that are rather unbelievable. Follow the hosts through the journey of clinical medicine.

Join Mawi and Shelly for long interval discussion and humor on ER debridements, a bladder parasite that is a case report, and Mawi's divergence on how to invest smartly for your income tax shelter.

Mawi and Shelly discuss stories involving bleeding, credentialing woes, and a beloved ring that was costly. Join the hosts for stories and lessons learned in medicine.

The hosts discuss car crashes, AI in radiology, abdominal injuries from physical activities, tragic ambulance incidents, safety measures in medical transport, importance of safety needles and car seats, autonomous vehicles and pedestrian safety concerns, evolution of autonomous driving and AI in healthcare, and a humorous radiology incident.

Horrifying stories from Mawi and Shelly about poor life decisions. Some questionable content. Listener discretion advised.

Mawi and Shelly tell some stories, reply to listener mail, and make predictions for medicine in 2024. Join the hosts for a "crystal ball" look into the future!

Shelly and Mawi tell stories they've heard about, then diverge into the medical concerns of the documentary Bad Santa. Join the hosts for discussions about cirrhosis, sarcoidosis, head trauma, and gunshot wounds. Merry Christmas to all and to all a good laugh!

Join Mawi, Shelly, and Ben (new Ben) for stories of ETT malfunctions, Aortas that can't be fixed, and the most insulin given in a case that we've EVER heard of. You'll laugh, you'll cry, and maybe hurl. Hopefully not the hurling part.

Shelly and Dr. Mawi have a ridiculous discussion about stories they've heard about. Patients making bad choices, having awful medical problems, and a shout out to nurses that don't get paid enough for the crud they deal with.

Shelly and Dr. Mawi share random stories about psych patients, strange abdominal findings, another aspiration story, and bonding between gunshot patients. Enjoy the banter and story telling.