James Ross

Trauma Surgeon Scientist, University Hospitals Cleveland, Case Western Reserve University

[Trauma Surgery & Acute Care Open (TSACO) @TSACO_AAST]

Are you familiar with using microfluidic shear to assess coagulopathies? This recently developed technology may mimic in vivo clotting better than current conventional methods.

@LHVuoncino et al recently published a study on this new technique:

➡️https://t.co/qxcFmdaoff

[Nina Zhao, MD, MAEd @ninazhao]

Diving deep into the enigma of 'fit' in surgical residency selection! Our latest study in @JSurgEduc sheds light on how otolaryngology residency selection committees navigate this complex factor. Explore the insights here: https://t.co/prrkECyNlq #surgicaleducation #meded

[James Ross @RossJamesT]

@UCSFSurgery @UCSF @UCSFMedicine @UCSFODO @UCSFHospitals @UofCalifornia @HPB_Surgeon @PheoSurgeon @TraumaDocSF @UCSFGSResidency @UCSFDOM Congratulations! Very well deserved he

[James Ross @RossJamesT]

Fantastic Trauma Grand Rounds with the one and only @callcura at @SurgeryUH @CWRUSOM today! So much opportunity for thoughtful application of AI to help us in day-to-day clinical work. @UHSurgeryRes @DrKenRemy1

[Critical Care Reviews @CritCareReviews]

Cell-Free Hemoglobin in the pathophysiology of trauma

CCR Journal Watch
https://t.co/Sp06oA6IDG

Get the latest critical care literature every weekend via the CCR Newsletter - subscribe at https://t.co/nitMzacLrj

[James Ross @RossJamesT]

Happy to report our new scoping review, laying out the potential roles of Cell-Free Hemoglobin in the pathophysiology of Trauma and the major open questions in the field. https://t.co/h1LlPXBXKo @callcura @drajrobles @DrKenRemy1 @MontyMazer

[James Ross @RossJamesT]

@soph_cash @nottmhospitals Congratulations!

[James Ross @RossJamesT]

@macky_neal @DrKenRemy1 @EAST_TRAUMA @UCSFGSResidency @UCDavisSurgery @callcura @drajrobles @LucyKornblith @PhilSpinellaMD @PittTTMRC Love this idea!

[James Ross @RossJamesT]

Check out this fascinating study on the financial cost of low value care in trauma. Top two culprits: admission for isolated blunt abdominal trauma with negative CT, and ICU admission for mild TBI. https://t.co/SbRkYh5Stk

[James Ross @RossJamesT]

@soph_cash @nottmhospitals Congratulations to you both!!

[Nicolas Nesseler @NesselerNicolas]

Now published in the latest issue of @CritCareMed - Vol. 51, No. 1, January 2023 with a great editorial from @AkramMZaaqoq and @efan75 https://t.co/nlgsAX30CN

[James Ross @RossJamesT]

Further support for prone positioning in Covid-19 patients on ECMO! Another great piece from @NesselerNicolas and team in Rennes. Critical Care Medicine https://t.co/DHEB9kUUHI

[James Ross @RossJamesT]

@rmahida1 @RespResearchUHB @The_MRC @UHBResearch @BacrUob @InflamAge_UoB @unibirm_MDS @TeamRespiratory @teamneutrophil Congratulations!

[James Ross @RossJamesT]

@CTheodorouMD @Cohen_Childrens Congratulations!

[James Ross @RossJamesT]

@mignoteyilmaMD I like to tell myself that I’m just going to write nonsense and revise it later. Some of what comes out isn’t terrible, and it seems to help me get started.

[James Ross @RossJamesT]

@callcura @AcademicSurgery How do you start? When are you ready to recruit full-time staff? When can you incorporate trainees?

[James Ross @RossJamesT]

Check out this great piece from the one and only @ninazhao. So important that those giving and receiving OR feedback are on the same page. Feedback tools must be used thoughtfully! https://t.co/4g0hqs66kE

[James Ross @RossJamesT]

Wrong @NesselerNicolas!

[James Ross @RossJamesT]

Propensity-matched patients extubated while on VA ECMO had more ICU-free days than those kept intubated. One fewer reason to keep patients sedated? Great study from @nesseler team in Rennes. https://t.co/vMBQY82JaG