Wow, that Cochrane review on nurse vs doctors is actually REMARKABLY bad. So, it's obviously an interesting question, and I was totally suprised to see there have been 19 RCTs comparing mortality between nurses and doctors (!). And the reported CI is tight RR 1.03 (0.87 to 1.21)+
British Society of Gastroenterology and Association of Coloproctology of Great Britain and Ireland position on tranexamic acid in upper and lower gastrointestinal bleeding - Trudgill - 2026 - Colorectal Disease - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/VC7japCMtM
@drkeithsiau Helpful diagnostic imaging considerations in the latest general surgical emergencies in pregnancy guideline. Certainly not a never event if justified and mother informed of risks https://t.co/liejvD1orY
Die Hard is a Christmas trauma movie:
#OTD in 1988, the attack at Nakatomi Plaza occurred.
Det. John McClane killed 10 members of the Gruber Gang.
I estimate that 5 of 10 had the potential to be salvaged with modern trauma care. One would have needed BLE tourniquets...
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🧵of 🧵(2nd edition):
To commemorate my promotion to the PGY-25 year, and before I go back to 'new' material, here is another compilation of 10 🧵regarding techniques of different kinds.
Like the last one, I'll leave this 'pinned' for a while. List is shown below.
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@thegradmedic No DBS, no work sadly. I've always been responsible for the cost, even before I went into GEM/NHS. There is no legal requirement for employers to pay. Make sure you sign up for the update service to keep costs down to £13 per year. Claim the tax back too.
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I remember some radiologists asking for my GMC number and asking me to type on the request “I take responsibility if contrast causes AKI” as a F2, to get a contrast CT scan done.
It’s taken a long time despite the evidence being there for years.