What happens after cardiac arrest patients leave the hospital?
Survival is only 1 crucial outcome
Rarely followed >1 y and health status/QoL rarely investigated
Excellent @ResusJournal editorial by @sarahkand and @tinysteiny18@PittCCM
https://t.co/wlIlTPW2lA #ResusTwitter
A few cool cases of continuity this month. I have really taken to messaging/calling PCPs and referring physicians while inpatient. Always helpful and adds depth to the patient story
In this trial involving patients with chronic kidney disease, empagliflozin resulted in a lower risk of disease progression or death from cardiovascular causes than placebo. #KidneyWk https://t.co/HFgzPgrRFx
Hi #DermTwitter 👋🏻 My name is Caroline Kettering, and I am applying dermatology this year. I am excited to connect with fellow applicants and programs!
#match2023#medtwitter
Hi #UroSoMe, My name is Christian Morrill, and I am thrilled to be applying to #urology in #match2023! I am interested in reconstructive and pediatric urology, surgical education, and tissue engineering. Can't wait to connect with fellow applicants and programs soon.
My patient with locomotor brachii sign due to severe atherosclerosis.
Underlying combined hyperlipidemia (type IIb) and elevated lipoprotein (a).
Shared with patient permission.