Literally got to hold someone’s aorta in my hand today and felt it beat under my fingertips. Wildly real moments like this is why I love surgery! #MedTwitter#SurgeryTwitter
Dec 2020: we’ve invented Covid vaccines within a year, that’s amazing
Feb 2021: wow we’ve landed a craft on Mars, that’s incredible
March 2021: please, the big boat, it’s very stuck
A Randomised Clinical Trial Evaluating the Efficacy and Quality of Life of Antibiotic Only Treatment of Acute Uncomplicated Appendicitis: Results of the COMMA trial https://t.co/tRC1PA34G5
Some stunning and very worrying #Ebola science out today, suggesting the ongoing outbreak in Guinea is not due to fresh spillover from nature, but the virus has persisted in humans since the devastating epidemic in 2013-2016.
Story here, thread to come:
https://t.co/2U5i2O2yuj
I would say witnessing my first covid patient arrest twice and be brought back twice with CPR, intubated & proned in the trauma bay, all within a 2hour span, & then coming home to watch the circus down south in the Capitol is the most berserk day I’ve had in a while. #Welcome2021
There are 2 types of EPIC users in this world.
Those who view the oldest to latest results column from right to left, and those who view it from left to right.
And I can only be friends with one of them.
Abdominal wall repairs can be complex, leading to rare but catastrophic complications. Read more in this month's #commentary by @IshaOber & colleagues: https://t.co/WtXgkvp5h1 #MedEd
Amplify: Chrissy Teigen’s very public miscarriage brings pregnancy loss out of the shadows. It’s about time - The Globe and Mail https://t.co/kvbZGq93Qm
@scratchpadMD ...this was me writing an OR note for a AAA repair. The chief resident chuckled reading it... In my defense, we were using a cell salvage 🤷🏻♀️
@ubcgensurg@ahmerkarimuddin Could you direct me to the meeting ID for today’s session? I registered but haven’t received a link/meeting ID in my email. Thanks!