@DrPharmDMDTh This finding on EKG is called ventricular pre-excitation.
WPW is a syndrome which means 2+ findings must be present together. A dx of WPW requires the EKG finding shown PLUS palpitations OR syncope OR documented SVT. This finding on EKG alone = ventricular pre-excitation.
The Senning procedure requires tissue rearrangement that is difficult to understand. This beautiful cardiac CT visually demonstrates the fates of the different tissues from an #ACHD double switch patient.
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@jeffrey_vinocur Show your ophtho the 2 distances you need in focus: dist. to the monitor & dist. to your hands when working. Customize your lab glasses for that. You don’t need “standard near” and “standard far” (ie 14” and 20’). You probably need 20” and 5’.
@nickmmark@WesElyMD ET was released in summer 1982 meaning it was filmed in 1981.
Here is a 1981 article on bretylium…
Also, the first ACLS guidebook was released in 1975.
Also, evidence based medicine was first established in the mid 1980s.
🧵regarding the packing of cavities for hemostasis during surgery:
Here I will discuss why using a precise technique for packing for hemostasis is important, what happens when you don't use a precise technique, and a pointer about packing newly drained abscess cavities.
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18 yo man, gets Holter ECG due to discreet palpitations. No syncope, no dizziness, no other symptoms of heart disease.
What would you do:
1. Permanent Pacemaker DDD
2. EPS
3. Nothing