INTRALIPID 20%: The Lipid Emulsion That Reverses LAST (Free Preview) | Anesthesia Drug Compendium Series

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode! INTRALIPID 20%: The Lipid Emulsion That Reverses LAST (Free Preview) | Anesthesia Drug Compendium Series The same bag of fat that feeds the sickest patients is the antidote that restarts a poisoned heart. It was built to feed people — the world's first safe intravenous fat, a soybean-oil emulsion held in water by egg-yolk phospholipid, developed by the Swedish biochemist Arvid Wretlind at the Karolinska Institute and approved in 1962 after a decade spent taming the toxicity of the fat solutions that came before it. Intralipid 20% is a milky white emulsion of 20% soybean oil, 1.2% egg yolk phospholipids, and 2.25% glycerin. The full episode, available on Supercast, goes underneath: How it was discovered, the mechanism and dosing and exactly how a bag of nutrition restart and feeds a poisoned heart and Key Takeaways. Timestamps 00:00 — The miracle of a bag of fat 01:35 — The full episode continues in Supercast.... FULL EPISODE The complete Intralipid 20% episode — is on Supercast: https://diaryofaloststudent.supercast.com/ If this made something click, leave a 5-star rating and follow the show. That's how other anesthesia providers — residents, SRNAs, SAAs, CRNAs, and anesthesiologists — find it. New episodes Tuesday and Friday.