Emma Barham-Elgourani, DO

[Emma Barham-Elgourani, DO @Emma_Barham1]

@action_ap focus

[The Keats: Surgery Research Newsletter @TheKeatsSurgery]

Check out our latest issue on https://t.co/J49lNmIUwZ! You can subscribe for free to get it in your inbox each month😃

[Emma Barham-Elgourani, DO @Emma_Barham1]

finally got the “looks good” from my attending after suturing and almost cried

[✨neuron divergent EKG slayer MD✨ @fuqekgs]

Shazam but make it for heart murmurs

[Emma Barham-Elgourani, DO @Emma_Barham1]

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[Minali Nemani @MinaliNemani]

Back-to-back as one may say…..
thank you @TheAOASM for letting me participate in the Student Scholarly Activity Initiative this past year!

[Keith Siau @drkeithsiau]

Histology simplified 😅

[Emma Barham-Elgourani, DO @Emma_Barham1]

@MinaliNemani 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻

[Emma Barham-Elgourani, DO @Emma_Barham1]

Great time presenting at the ACOS spring conference ☀️ Thank you for the opportunity @ACOS_MSS #ACOSunshineState

[The Keats: Surgery Research Newsletter @TheKeatsSurgery]

NEW OPENINGS. If you’d like to be a writer or part of the Eboard, please fill out this form

https://t.co/JG84MkwZV4

[Emma Barham-Elgourani, DO @Emma_Barham1]

Had the opportunity to present at VCOM’s annual Research Day and won second place for our poster 🎉 Love my team and this project!

[Doctors w/o Borders @MSF_USA]

URGENT: Hospitals in Gaza have been under bombardment the past 24 hrs. Al-Shifa Hospital complex, where our staff are still working, has been hit several times, resulting in multiple deaths & injuries.

The attacks against hospitals must STOP.

We NEED an immediate ceasefire.

https://t.co/iEH68YRcAK

[Emma Barham-Elgourani, DO @Emma_Barham1]

had a great weekend at #AOAOfall23 even managed a quick trip to pike’s peak 🏔️ #orthotwitter

[Emma Barham-Elgourani, DO @Emma_Barham1]

@action_ap Love pes anserinus “goose foot”

Connecting the 3 tendons of sartorius, gracilis, and semitendinosus muscles

:)

[National SAOAO @StudentAOAO]

🚨UPDATE🚨 Contact US at [email protected] to sign up for any of the bootcamp dates at Largo Hospital! Come to the fine state of Florida to learn some orthopedic skills with Largo Hospital's Orthopedic Surgery Residency Program. Spots are limited and first come first serve!

[Medical Student Orthopedic Society @MSOSOrtho]

📣📣We are so excited to announce the launch of our 2023-2024 Mentorship Program! If you are a MS2/OMS2 in search of a mentor in orthopedic surgery, OR if you are a resident/fellow/attending interested in mentoring a student, please fill out our quick form by July 1!

Form: https://t.co/SJpsjZLv4I

[Emma Barham-Elgourani, DO @Emma_Barham1]

Check out Issue #9 from @TheKeatsSurgery! I’m excited to be writing in orthopedics and share my piece on a new elastic fixation technique for tibiofibular syndesmosis stabilization! #medtwitter

[The Keats: Surgery Research Newsletter @TheKeatsSurgery]

Check out the work of our new group of writers in Issue #9! We have the latest in updates in surgical research!
#surgery #match2024 #generalsurgery #research #medtwitter https://t.co/md40WmzCQF

[Emma Barham-Elgourani, DO @Emma_Barham1]

Excited to be joining the new team!! @TheKeatsSurgery

[The Keats: Surgery Research Newsletter @TheKeatsSurgery]

Take a look at our new 2023-2024 Writing Team!
#Surgery #Medtwitter #MedED @GeneralSurgery
https://t.co/aW88aP5uTK

[Emma Barham-Elgourani, DO @Emma_Barham1]

Had an amazing experience at my first ACOS conference! ✈️#ACOSmilehighmeeting @ACOS_MSS

[Emma Barham-Elgourani, DO @Emma_Barham1]

currently studying these for a pathology exam tomorrow🫀so happy to have found my people on #MedTwitter

[Scientissimum @scientissimum]

Hey #medtwitter, #Scientissimum here. Check out this Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm (AAA) is a localized enlargement of the abdominal aorta such that the diameter is greater than 3 cm or more than 50% larger than normal. The signs and symptoms of a ruptured AAA may include severe pain in the lower back, flank, abdomen or groin. A mass that pulses with the heart beat may also be felt. The most striking histopathological changes of the aneurysmatic aorta are seen in the tunica media and intima layers. These changes include the accumulation of lipids in foam cells, extracellular free cholesterol crystals, calcifications, thrombosis, and ulcerations and ruptures of the layers. Adventitial inflammatory infiltrate is present.😱

#generalsurgery #vascularsurgery
Credit @YoushaBarca