@EmilyMackeyMD I’m a Tufts alumni and your dad was a great inspiration and role model for all of us non-surgeons too! Very fond memories scrubbing into cases with him.
When private equity is involved, the bills being sent out are about 20% higher. Dr. Glaucomflecken gives us a rundown of how private equity works and how it negatively affects patients being a profit based system.
#ThisWeekInMedicine
Ventricular fibrillation and sudden death triggered by a blunt, nonpenetrating, and often innocent-appearing blow to the chest without damage to the ribs, sternum, or heart (and in the absence of underlying cardiovascular disease) constitute an event known as commotio cordis. 1/9
@mcuban Exactly. We are trained to use our knowledge, critical thinking, and skill set to make the best decisions to help our patient’s health and wellness. We are human at the end of the day- when we cannot fix our patients health issue, our responsibility is to comfort and do no harm
Lebanon dealing with a huge cholera outbreak in 2022. This was a water pollution research project I shared with the health ministry in 2012. Sad to see public health conditions continuing to decline.
The Best Fall Hiking Trails in the Northeast according to Condé Nast:
Acadia National Park, ME
Mount Monadnock, NH
Mount Mansfield, VT
Mount Greylock, MA
Blue Hills Reservation, MA
Cold Spring, NY
Wissahickon Valley Park, PA
Another historic first! 👏
The @UMassVascSurg team, led by @AndresSchanzer, was the first in THE WORLD to repair a diseased aortic arch using a retrograde three-vessel arch device that was custom-made for the patient’s anatomy.
Command central. Yes, this is all for one patient!! (Not pictured: the vent, the Impella, the ECMO circuit!) #ICU#Cardiotwitter God Bless our #Nurses 🤪🩺❤️
A 17-year-old boy was admitted to the pediatric ICU with chest pain, syncope, ECG abnormalities, and elevated creatine kinase and troponin T. He had been well until 5 days earlier. https://t.co/lHpUa86wrd