I’ve never done the #tipsfornewdocs thing…So here goes
If you’re like me, the transitions to residency and fellowship were much easier than into practice. I, like most #iRad s learned much more in the first few years in practice than all of training. Heres my summary: (thread)
IR residents, fellows, and IR-bound medical students- I know many of you are helping combat COVID in ways you never expected, but if you can, join me for a relaxed and informal CLI case conference 4/16 at 7pm. Zoom bombing almost guaranteed! https://t.co/NtmttMCIKb
Parting words to #ISET2020 residents and fellows by Dr. James Benenati “Just because somebody is going to die doesn’t mean you need to execute them.” #IRADs often asked to perform heroic procedures. Take the time to know your patients and understand the limits of your practice.
Dual splenic aneurysms - 2cm superior pole branch aneurysm, 6.5cm main splenic. Top to bottom embo - largest treated w/ outflow coils, stripped bentson wires to fill space in sac, onyx 34 to fill, and coiling of inflow.
'Before U-tube Meant YouTube.' Old school. Today, acutely failing liver, biliary obstruction, rejection +\- biliary necrosis. Right to Left percutaneous U-tube created to max the drainage (poked out thru Lt side). Bags attached to both ends, sideholes across the middle. #iRad
The graduation dinner was a hit this year! Special shout-outs to the recipients of all of our awards! Check out the list on our web site: https://t.co/IZsh3Iojtj
Lessons of Life : People will always mistake your humility for your weakness, your passion for your need, and try take advantage of your sense of commitment. But don’t let that kill the force inside you. It’s who you are and what makes you different .. just move on passionately..