#Dialysis

Minorities in STEM

MinoritySTEM

So to the science. Thanks to everybody that voted in the poll yesterday. This time over 70% of you said you had never heard of microdialysis. Wow. 1/11 So let’s

F. Perry Wilson, MD MSCE

fperrywilson

Thread to discuss our new RCT (ELAIA-1) appearing in @bmj_latest that showed some unexpected results in the world of electronic alerts for acute kidney injury.https://www.bmj.com/content/372/bmj.m4786 We know that AKI goes

Gavin Newsom

GavinNewsom

VACCINE UPDATE: CA will be receiving 327k doses of the new Pfizer #COVID19 vaccine in mid December.The Drafting Guidelines Workgroup & Community Advisory Committee have now finalized recommendations for who

Aisha Shaikh

aishaikh

Role of Stents in Dialysis Vascular Access - Tweetorial Indications for Stent Use Recent Clinical Trials of Stents in Dialysis Vascular AccessComplications associated with Stent Use1/@ASDINNews #VascularAccessPearls Arterio-venous (AV) Acce

Peter Suzman

Biomaven

My thoughts on opportunity for $FGEN's roxadustat in non-dialysis anemia (NDD) in light of $AKBA's failure with vadadustat in their trial. First I'll deal with the comparison of the two

CritCareRN

rn_critcare

I just sat down to do my assessment after a busy start to the shift. It's been like that lately, hit the ground running. Staff are dropping like flies, resources

Daniel Pepe

dpepe88

Not everything needs to be #Innovative in Healthcare...a patient of mine who was admitted after being kept at home for almost 2 years with end stage kidney disease and cognitive

Niall Conroy

NICU_doc_salone

Five things I’ve done in the last year as a public health doctor that, like most of what we do, flies under the radar.... 1) Our surveillance system found disease-causing

Bassam Osman, MD

_bosman_

If the exponential increase in #COVID19 numbers is not enough to convince you to wear your mask and stay home, here is a visual representation of what will happen to

Dr. Liam Healy

drliamhealy

Michael, from Carrigtwohill, is rushed to CUH in an ambulance.He has a temperature, a cough and difficulty breathing. He is extremely unwell. He is diagnosed with COVID-19. He is placed

Ross Moy

ross_moy

A few thoughts on fluids, following an impromptu tutorial at work.Trigger Warning: "Normal" salineEvery senior doc has words that trigger immediate education, it's just a thing. I think most of

Aoife Abbey

WhistlingDixie4

Last week’s report from @ICNARC detailed 10,149 admissions This week? 12,115**And remember for every patient on ITU there are multiple more on the wards being cared for**https://www.icnarc.org/DataServices/Attachments/Download/326bbfc2-d8

Lakshman Swamy

laxswamy

THREAD: Patient interpretations of ICU jargon that @Saramerwin1 & I are writing for @CritCareGame - would love your feedback! these have to be REALLY short to fit on the cards

Tony Duffy 💙

Existential_Doc

Itch: A palliative care threadAs with Nausea and Vomiting the best approach is to identify the underlying cause if possible. Treatment can be targeted to best improve symptoms and reduce

Kari Jerge, MD, FACS (she/her)

kari_jerge

For months, healthcare professionals have been hanging on to the guardrails of the top deck of the Titanic. We have been screaming at the top of our lungs that there

Cleavon MD

Cleavon_MD

COVID UpdateThis is how my night in the ER went:1. COVID 72% Room Air (RA) 2. COVID 75% RA3. EtOH fall4. Diabetic Ketoacidosis (DKA)5. Urosepsis6. Urosepsis7. Altered Mental Status (AMS)8.

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