In our latest publication with WEM, the Wilderness Medicine society journal, we reviewed 4882 outdoor events that led to injury, mortality, or search and rescue events @TPWDparks to inform the development of wilderness prevention and education efforts.
https://t.co/OpO64uPdnm
Our new review in @JNeuroimaging about ONSD automation
“Machine learning can improve ONSD utility as a non-invasive ICP estimation tool”
https://t.co/EWY3DbBk92
@bcmneurology@7irz@NoeliaCristina_
From our ONSD automation review published @JNeuroimaging :
- Both image analysis and machine learning used.
- Automation is more sensitive to artifacts than humans.
- Automation is focused on image analysis not acquisition.
https://t.co/8TBIIeWFMi
@bcmneurology@cescamillaMD
A key component of the EXPAND research projects during space missions, like the @PolarisProgram’s Polaris Dawn mission, is archiving and sharing of biomedical results, biosamples, and #research data. https://t.co/lMhM3zjXY4 @7irz
@BCMSpaceHealth just released their postdoctoral fellowship award.
If you are interested in working on SANS and cerebral venous congestions issues, lets talk! I would love to mentor you!
#spacehealth#spacemedicine
Details here: https://t.co/GTB3UtGkjl
For medical students or residents looking for a great #spacemedicine opportunity, the Kennedy Space Center Aerospace and Occupational medicine clerkship just opened applications:
https://t.co/MSS7NIjHcv
Good luck!
Optic Nerve Sheath Diameter (ONSD) measurements are known for their variability.
Here is the much required checklist to standardize measurement of ONSD.
Few key points:
- Use Transverse axis for measurements
- Neutral gaze whenever possible
- Use ONSDint for measurements
#NeurocriticalCare
#HotoffthePress
Hirzallah et al: #ONSD#POCUS Quality Criteria Checklist: An International Consensus Statement on #ONSD Imaging & Measurement
📑23 quality criteria
👨🏫 50 experts
Link: https://t.co/laiZ7HB8hj
#CritCareMed#ultrasound@SCCM
Fig: ONSD int & ext measurements
@MarkusZiesmann@dan___kim@SCCM@piergiorgioloc2@CKrogias Thanks for asking! "If available, the ocular preset on the ultrasound machine should be used". "If available" was added to accommodate machines without this preset.
We need to be cognisant of presets even if we can't control them. See example: unsafe presets with MI >0.23 & TI>1
@dan___kim@gokpocus@SCCM@piergiorgioloc2@CKrogias Agreed, if you look at the image below, the measurement should start from the dashed line "the level of the retina" and not the arrow "papilla" per expert consensus.
Expert consensus checklist on #POCUS for #ONSD:
•Linear probe, #ocular preset
•Neutral gaze
•Transverse imaging axis
•Visualize optic nerve perpendicular to globe in max length
•Measure 3 mm back
•Measure internal ONSD 90º to optic nerve axis
🔗https://t.co/EzClqfHt8a