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Ashley Boerrigter

ash_bo21

Code Blue = patient in cardiac arrest. You've got your ACLS algorithms ready to go. But…what if that patient is PREGNANT? I’ll leave ACLS pearls to my Medicine and EM

Rakhee K. Bhayani, MD

RakheeBhayaniMD

#Tweetorial on best practices for #residency interviews This year there will be some nuanced challenges of virtual interviewingSo it will be even more important to be intentional about #interview practices

Kathryn Mannix 💙

drkathrynmannix

Deathbeds. Some thoughts. A thread.Most of us haven't seen somebody die in real life. We get our inner pictures from TV dramas, cinema screens, media stories. We've had more of

Aaron Berkowitz

AaronLBerkowitz

Hello #medstudenttwitter, I was alerted to tweets expressing concern about spinal cord anatomy on step 1, so here’s a new #EndNeurophobia #tweetorial on THE SPINAL CORD #meded #Neurology cc @MedTweetorials

Elliot Tapper

ebtapper

1/WHERE does ascites come from?HOW do diuretics treat ascites?ARE you ready for a #tweetorial?#livertwitter #medtwitter #MedEd 2/First, ascites is:Fluid in the bellyAwfulA cruel trick the liver plays on the heart

Aaron Rutman, MD

aaronrutman

Neuroanatomy TOTD #12The green structure is the amygdala (amygdaloid body) and the yellow structure is the stria terminalis (ST). 1/18#meded #FOAMed #FOAMrad #medtwitter #medstudents #radiology #neurorad #radres #neurology #neurosurgery #ne

Aaron Berkowitz

AaronLBerkowitz

I had no idea how popular #neuroanatomy #tweetorials would be! Thanks for the!Here's innervation of the leg/foot & approach to FOOT DROP#MedEd #MedStudentTwitter@CPSolvers @Tracey1milligan @MadSattinJ@MedTweetorials @DxRxEdu @AANMem

Steven Chen

DrStevenTChen

1/As promised, here's the second installment of my #Derm101 series on the #dermatology physical exam and #morphology. A #tweetorial on:THE SECONDARY LESION!#MedEd #FOAMEd #dermtwitter #medtwitter #medstudenttwitter pc:@dermnetnz 2/First

Britt Prevost MD

brittp_27

Ending a 9 year relationship in the fall of 2019 meant that 2020 held potential for fresh start, new place of my own, new opportunities, rebuilding.Or as I was to

Amy Yau, MD, FACP

amyaimei

Why are kidney stones so interesting? Because the tubules > glomeruliDisagree if you like, but it’s true. A short thread on some mechanisms associated with calcium stones...#nephtwitter #FOAMed #MedEd #uronephrology

Adam Weiner

Adam_Weiner535

Weiner's 10 Rules for Peer Review, a Tweetorial!#MedTwitter #AcademicTwitter #AcademicChatter #UroSoMe @JUrology @EUplatinum @urogoldjournal @EurUrolOncol @EurUrolFocus @UrolOncol #MedEd @OpenAcademics @AcademicsSay A bit of background.

Dr Ellie Murray

EpiEllie

Are you still shaking off the holiday? I know I am! How about a #cartooncausalinference #tweetorial about casual graphs to ease us into the new year? #epitwitter #DAGsfordocs #FOAMed #MedEd

Christle Nwora, MD

ChristleNwora

“I’m a current applicant and I’ve joined #MedTwitter, what now?” A thread on using twitter during your application cycle #MedStudentTwitter Congrats You at some point (maybe two days ago, maybe

Premed Unicorn 🦄🍁🦃🍂

PenPaperPlanner

Dismantling racism in medicine begins long before medical school & residency. The path to representative numbers of currently underrepresented minorities will not be solved with performative activism. Foundational changes, all

Zeke Gleichgerrcht, MD, PhD

e_gleich

As we read #EEG studies, we look for specific brainwave patterns and rarely stop to think about the molecular/cellular events that are taking place to yield each component of the

Tim Montrief

EMinMiami

Here's a little #Tweetorial of my presentation at @SCCM #CCC50 earlier today (available on demand!)Here are "10 Tips for Better Presentations: Lessons from Storytellers" that can help improve your #MedEd,

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