#Patient

Kathryn Mannix 💙

drkathrynmannix

#TipsForNewDocsSome patients are sick enough to die. They may pull through. They might not.Say 'sick enough to die' to pt & family. Not 'serious.' Not 'critical.' Not 'unstable.' Name death

Gautam Reddy

ReddyTheRobot

Interesting septal ablation case today - love to hear opinions about management. 70 ish year old with dyspnea and angina. Echo shows HCM with LVOT obstruction. Significant SAM driven MR

Emre Aslanger

iustinianos

This is an old one, but wasn't shared here. The 1st ECG in the ER. The patient transferred to CCU with a diagnosis of NSTEMI and the 2nd ECG was

Tessa Davis

TessaRDavis

A thread on leadership, making mistakes + saying thank you (inspired by @andrewjtagg)I've made many mistakes during my years in medicine, but I made a big one right at the

Physios For ME

PhysiosForME

Awareness of post exertional malaise is so key to preventing harm and yet we are still seeing obvious ignorance from medical professionals, or missed opportunities to spread the word when

Curmudgeon Cardiologist

curmudgeoncard

My Unpopular #covid19 PositionThere is lots of info being disseminated to the lay public and amongst the medical community, social media, & the mainstream media. As as a scientist &

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kimjunwanstan

Junwan and his patients, a thread Episode 1 - poor mother cannot afford the life-saving surgery her daughter needs so junwan assures her that the daddy long legs program

allison

lwtwhat

a thread! of all the things i noticed about this ultrasound picture. i would like to preface this by saying that i am a board certified sonographer who has been

Justin Oaksford

Justinoaksford

aside from tweeting garbage, I've been doing some studies again with a week off work, and I realized haven't been actually doing studies- I've just been drawing from reference in

Jack Wilkinson

jd_wilko

I have 15 minutes, so here are some thoughts about ‘sibling-oocyte’ trials in IVF. Generally, these involve taking a woman’s oocytes(eggs) produced from ovarian stimulation, and randomly dividing in half.

Jonathan Shedler

JonathanShedler

1/ “What the patient does with the therapist in the room always holds a key to what caused her problem, what has kept it going, and what has made it

Andrew M. Ibrahim MD, MSc

AndrewMIbrahim

1/ Happy July 1st! I remember my intern year getting a lot of pages & struggling to work through them. Overtime, I saw the patterns & took notes... so I

Nicole Kuderer

NicoleKuderer

@US_FDA Fantastic discussion of Pfizer/BioNtech vaccince - listen in :1) Possible that social distancing contributed some to great efficacy data in the intervention arm.2) Reverse transcript data unavailable. But Limited

Grace King WBIR

gracelking

NEW: @UTMedicalCenter has began deferring non-essential inpatient surgeries."We're in a surge state at this point," Dr. Gray said. #WBIR NEW: @Parkwest Medical Center "has made the decision to postpone non-urgent

Crowing For Days

LilRedRooster

I remember discussing "moral distress" a lot in nursing school. They made it sound as simple as you're presented with a patient who maybe doesn't want blood but they need

Debadutta Parija

parija_d

@bmcbbsr (1) Long thread warning..Me and wife are Medical Doctors. My 68 years old mother, who is diabetic and hypertensive (on medication) was diagnosed with Covid. Harrowing experience so far.

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