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In the Arena

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by The Eastern Association for the Surgery of Trauma

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EAST In the Arena is a podcast series highlighting EAST Members unique practices discussing the why and how.

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10/31/2022

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Episode thumbnail for EAST In the Arena: Rethinking Management of Grade I/II Colon Injuries

February 21, 2026

EAST In the Arena: Rethinking Management of Grade I/II Colon Injuries

Join the EAST In the Arena Crew/Drs. Tsoris, Levin, and Murali as they talk with Dr. Caitlin Fitzgerald of East Carolina University about managing non-destructive traumatic colon injuries and leading an EAST multi-center retrospective study. Dr. Fitzgerald describes how training differences sparked the question, how early single-center data suggested primary repair improved morbidity compared with resection, and how she conducted her first multi-center trial.

Episode thumbnail for EAST In the Arena: Trauma-Informed Care and AI - A New Frontier in Patient Education

December 30, 2025

EAST In the Arena: Trauma-Informed Care and AI - A New Frontier in Patient Education

In this episode of EAST In the Arena, co-hosts Dr. Jeremy Levin and Dr. Shyam Murali explore the intersection of AI and patient education with Dr. Bahaa Succar and Dr. Linda Dultz from UT Southwestern. They discuss the innovative use of AI platforms to enhance the readability of patient education materials, particularly for underserved trauma populations. The conversation delves into the methods used to ensure the accuracy and simplicity of the information, the specific challenges faced by tr...

Episode thumbnail for EAST In the Arena: From Trauma to Transplant? The Controversial World of Liberal ED Thoracotomies.

November 25, 2025

EAST In the Arena: From Trauma to Transplant? The Controversial World of Liberal ED Thoracotomies.

In this episode of EAST in the Arena, hosts Dr. Katie Riera and Dr. Shyam Murali, live from the 38th (2025) EAST Annual Scientific Assembly, delve into the complexities surrounding emergency department (ED) thoracotomies and organ donation with Dr. Danielle Brabender and Dr. Matt Martin from USC. They explore institutional practices, the impact on survival and organ donation rates, and the controversial aspects of balancing patient care with societal benefits. Highlighting the importance of g...

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What is In the Arena?

EAST In the Arena is a podcast series highlighting EAST Members unique practices discussing the why and how.

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