🚀 Introducing https://t.co/7wgBzJjd6C — free, interactive interventional pulmonology education that's actually hands-on, not just another question bank.
We built it to teach the skills that are hard to develop outside the procedure suite. The flagship modules: a Bronch Navigation Trainer and a CT-to-Fluoro simulator for spatial reasoning. Alongside them: EBUS training, IP board review, TNM-9 staging, 3D anatomy, and a Creative Commons image repository you're free to use.
Coming soon: Intro to Bronchoscopy, Pleural Disease, and Rigid Bronchoscopy Foundations.
Built for fellows, faculty, and anyone sharpening their procedural skills. Create a free account and start practicing today.
→ https://t.co/7wgBzJjd6C
#InterventionalPulmonology #Bronchoscopy #EBUS #MedEd #FOAMed #AABIP #PCCM #MedX
@AAB_IP@wabipconnect@accpchest@atscommunity@EuroRespSoc@eabiptweet@SABronchoscopy@criticalMD
"The term [provider] should not be used to describe physicians, nor should physicians use it to describe themselves, their team members, or their trainees."
https://t.co/C1hEu3mUr2 @AnnalsofIM@ACPIMPhysicians
I was drawn to Twitter because of #POCUS and seeing experts’ images and tweetorials. It inspired the question:
⭐️Does using X lead to measurable improvements in #POCUS image interpretation?
We conducted a randomized trial to see, and the results were surprising…
#MedEd
You asked, we answered! We excited for an episode of @CritCareTime all about ventilators basics:
🌬️ goals
🧠 concepts
⚙️ modes/settings
This is mostly a foundation for beginners, but there are some great pearls for experts too. (Like why I still use SIMV sometimes...)
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Check out our latest manuscript!
BLUF: PET/CT-positive, EBUS-TBNA-negative patients had worse outcomes in comparison to double-negative patients, suggesting a need for additional therapy or surveillance in that population.
https://t.co/hbfRqSBvwZ
🧂Hyponatremia is a common the ICU, but correcting it smoothly & safely can be challenging.
🧠Rapid correction risks serious complications like ODS/CPM
📈That's why I built NaPathway - a free app - to help clinicians monitor sodium correction
Try it https://t.co/nE8tFI5d0k
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Another standout episode of @CritCareTime with @nickmmark@Askins_Razor Don’t know which I prefer for the show title.
1. Airway Fire
2. It Doesn’t Matter If You Can’t Breathe
Beyond grateful for the promotion to Associate Professor at #USUHS! I’ve developed such a love of teaching - both in the lecture hall and at the bedside - it’s nice to be recognized!
Congratulations to @JBosterMD and @AustinBaraki for their promotions as well!
Everyone who cares for people with ARDS needs to listen to this episode about ARDS mimics!
These are diseases that *LOOK* like ARDS but have very different treatment: AEP, DAH, OP, HP, EVALI, PJP, AIP, etc. (If this alphabet 🍜 doesn’t ring a 🛎️ give this episode a listen!)
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🚨🚨This week on @CritCareTime we are joined by Dr. Josh Boster who discussed leveraging interventional pulm skills in the ICU‼️
🌏 https://t.co/RnM8P91ZdD
🍎 https://t.co/7HSiftT9Eb
🟢 https://t.co/ZPR4frU79s
🎥 https://t.co/m7oX1dAh4z
ABIM is considering a new subspecialty certification in Interventional Pulmonology and is seeking public comment.
This is a major step in the evolution of our field.
More info + survey link here:
https://t.co/tYRyGpZh8O
#Pulmonology#InterventionalPulmonology#ABIM
I discovered Open Evidence during my last week on service and 🤯🤯🤯.
You can ask it questions as you do with ChatGPT, but it produces evidence-based answers with links to the articles & guidelines.
It's amazing and strangely addicting. Thank you, Mayo Clinic and NEJM!
If you're a physician and not using it, check it out! https://t.co/xqr4AdoDYZ
Super excited to share this weeks episode of @CritCareTime all about ECMO.
@Askins_Razor & I talk to two expert ECMOlogists about VV & VA ECMO.
With FluA raging, give it a listen!
🍏 https://t.co/sMfL7dU274
✳️ https://t.co/TmDR9EQSKZ
📺 https://t.co/bRNYoZexSz
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Use of Ketamine for Conscious Sedation in Flexible Bronchoscopy: A Feasibility Study
Read more in the December issue of #journal_CHESTPulm: https://t.co/N3SMsobsBT
#MedEd#JournalCHEST
Why in 2025 are people still obsessed with RADIAL art lines?
The ULNAR artery is usual bigger & farther from the nerve.
Yes, the RADIAL is more superficial & easier to landmark but with POCUS it doesn’t matter!
Is the RADIAL preference just a holdover from the pre-POCUS times?