Kevin Cohoon, DO, MSc, MBA

Vascular Cardiology
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[Kevin Cohoon, DO, MSc, MBA @KCohoonDO]

After 4 yrs of medical school; 4 yrs Internal med; 3 yrs Cardiology; 3 yrs Vascular med; 2 yrs Masters; 1 yr Interventional, I’m honored to continue my lifelong education & professional development by being accepted to the Quinlan MBA: Healthcare Management Program at Loyola.

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@chiarabd @Heart_SCCT @EricWillMD @kirschj @AChoiHeart @purviparwani @onco_cardiology @RonBlankstein @ghoshhajra @aayshacader @pnagpalMD @ToddVillinesMD @DrRyanPDaly Congratulations @EricWillMD!

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@cardioPCImom Huge congratulations!

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Case Quiz: Post-Prandial Abdominal Angina Resulting in Food Aversion - American College of Cardiology https://t.co/GshBOlsAh0

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Read our latest Expert Analysis on differentiating chronic external compartment syndromes from common peroneal nerve entrapment causing leg pain and foot drop in athletes: https://t.co/RmtF0thmy2 @KCohoonDO #SportsCardio

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Case Challenge: 62-Year-Old Female with Acute Substernal and Epigastric Pain - American College of Cardiology https://t.co/phjwHzNWx3

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Case Challenge: Young Woman with Exertional Leg Pain - American College of Cardiology https://t.co/p9mfXe6okh

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@adnanalkhouli Always need to rule out vascular conditions with arteritis or periarteritis of the coronaries. Causes for coronary aneurysms include Takayasu’s, Giant cell, Polyarteritis nodosa, ANCA vasculitis, Behcet’s disease, IgG4 related, & Erdheime Chester.

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Differentiating athlete vs hypertrophic heart is important & can be determined by strain imaging. Athletes may have similar values as controls & slightly higher than hypertrophic on strain imaging on echo.
@mmartinezheart @DermotPhelanMD
@jonathankimmd
https://t.co/B0zNQfVjIj

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@SEH_MD @aelsab @ATYounesMD @MayraGuerreroMD @adnanalkhouli @michelenahector @nandananavekar @pattypellikka @AlhijjiM @rajivxgulati @EleidMack @saharismail5 @MiladElHajjMD @SarahCoffeyNP @iamdrgq Quadricuspid aortic valves are a very rare cardiac valvular anomalies with a prevalence of 0.013% to 0.043%. Does this patient have Truncus arteriosus? Quadricuspid (22%) is the second most common aortic valve behind trileaflet (69%) among individuals with Truncus arteriosus.

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Excited to participate & see Methods Paper for HEP-COVID trial out. Full results pending soon: Treatment-dose versus prophylactic/intermediate dose heparins in high risk COVID-19 inpatients.
https://t.co/vHI13exA9C

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Case Challenge: Smoker with Ménière-like Episodes and a Corrigan Pulse. https://t.co/crH6r7MP7E

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Intriguing study: Machine learning predicting longevity from chest X-ray was much better than chronological age in predicting long-term all-cause & CV mortality. All the signals our bodies electrically emit & those captured via imaging are rich in data.
https://t.co/jxR1qfMwGT

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Case Challenge: Exertional Leg Pain and Erectile Dysfunction. https://t.co/12o6HJlGde

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@preventingCVD Congratulations!

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@2Scottish @jameshorowitzmd @OrenFriedman @adityasharmamd @LebenTefera @vic_tapson Most likely CTEPH. Recommend a VQ scan after 3 months of anticoagulation, as the Fifth World Symposium on PH reported in 2013, V/Q scanning is the preferred & recommended screening test for CTEPH as its far more sensitive than CTPA. Here’s a nice article: https://t.co/T2ky0z34o8

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@mlhtrohit @2Scottish @stanhenkin @JelaniAini @AdedotunOgunsua @MKIttlesonMD @zeeshan8887 @purviparwani @ASchmaier @AaronAdayMD @heatherlgornik @YogenKanthi @GBarnesMD @SVM_tweets Hence cardiac MRI, anticoag, & surgical consult for diagnosis & RX options (if clot vs tumor vs myxoma). First line RX for a LV clot is anticoag; but, a large mobile clot often requires urgent surgical thrombectomy. This surgical option may be of interest.
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@2Scottish @stanhenkin @mlhtrohit @JelaniAini @AdedotunOgunsua @MKIttlesonMD @zeeshan8887 @purviparwani @ASchmaier @AaronAdayMD @heatherlgornik @YogenKanthi @GBarnesMD @SVM_tweets Also, may need to consider changing anticoagulation to Bivalirudin or Lepirudin if initially using heparin & significant platelet drop to 52,000 (rule out HIT). Monitor plts and caution if drop <50,000. Consult hematology and/or vascular medicine to assist.