# John Myburgh
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Prof. John Myburgh: "Vasoactive Drugs: Facts and Fallacies"
Physiological facts:
Haemodynamics are complex and represent a teleological neurohormonal response to stress.
Defence of MAP represents the balance between the afferent and efferent circulations and the compliance of the system.
Monitoring is an aid to an overall assessment that must be co…
ICP Threshold Debate
Mark Wilson and John Myburgh discuss intracranial pressure. Some fundamentals, some history to put it all in perspective and all the issues with focusing on just one number. Fascinating insights from two true experts.
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Podcast 160 – Sepsis smaccDOWN
At smaccChicago, I had the honor to host an incredible panel of Sepsis Experts. I think most everyone who heard it was left with more questions than answers. I have already posted a preemptive response to the panel here:
EMCrit Podcast Episode 154
In a few days, I will post a wee with some additi…
SMACC-Back – Myburgh on Catecholamines
One of the best lectures from SMACC 2013 was Dr. John Myburgh on Catecholamines.
Here is the Video Version of the Lecture:
Or you can listen to the audio on the SMACC Feed or in Itunes
Now on to the SMACC-Back...
IV fluids
In this podcast, James chats to John Myburgh about IV fluids. IV fluids are an integral part of therapy for patients in the hospital but come with some adverse effects, toxicities and potential complications.
Script Writer: Sam Orton
Interviewee: John Myburgh
Summary Writer: Lise Kempler
Rev…
Approaching biomedical research
James chats to John Myburgh about biomedical research and how to approach reading, interpreting and conducting biomedical research as a junior doctor. With the increasing influence of social media and rise of predatory journals, John Myburgh advises how to navigate online journals to focus on good …
Prof. John Myburgh: "Reductionism vs Numerology: why less is best"
The optimal treatment of vulnerable, critically ill patients depends primarily on two factors: the patient's innate response to the insult (host response) and minimising secondary insults (iatrogenesis). The host response is primarily genetically determined, but the adequacy of this response is inf…
SuDDICU Trial Presentation
John Myburgh and Ian Seppelt (Sydney) present the results of the SuDDICU trial at the Critical Care Reviews Meeting 2022, in Titanic Belfast. SuDDICU investigates selective digestive decontamination in critically ill mechanically ventilated patients. Naomi Hammond (Sydney) follows with a presentati…
Prof. John Myburgh talks Fluids, Catecholamines, South Africa and a little bit of Research.
In this episode, we have the honor of speaking with Professor John Myburgh, a former South African physician and researcher who has dedicated his life to improving the field of critical care medicine. Professor Myburgh has made significant contributions to the field of fluid resuscitation, catechol…
Steroids, Fluids, Interleukins, COVID 19 and lots of Professorial Wisdom with Prof. John Myburgh
In this discussion at the College of Intensive Care meeting in Tasmania 2025, Peter Brindley and Leon Byker engage with Prof. John Myburgh, who talks about his long-standing involvement in critical care research and the annual college meeting. John discusses the significance of the grad ceremony an…
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