I'm editing this Special Issue on current management of Necrotizing Pancreatitis at the Journal of Clinical Medicine. Please consider contributing your papers!
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Special thanks to @EAST_TRAUMA and @benzarzaur for being our invited lecturer for the 3rd annual Aaron Sorrell Memorial Lecture. It was an outstanding talk about how we care for trauma patients after their acute trauma, something Aaron would have loved.
So proud to see @Apogait Apostolos Gaitanidis’ paper on DVT prophylaxis in solid organ injuries featured as one of the top papers this year at #EAST2023!
Loved learning about cutting edge discoveries in surgical oncology this weekend! So grateful for the opportunity & support of @SocSurgOnc & @acpmpresearch Travel Award to share our project, “Impact of Insurance Status on Outcomes of Appendiceal Neoplasms” @evmssurgery#SSO2022
JTACS's Hottest 21 Articles of 2021🔥2️⃣0️⃣: Timing of thromboprophylaxis in patients with blunt abdominal solid organ injuries undergoing nonoperative management @Apogait et al. https://t.co/ZuntyGVzzG #TraumaSurg#SurgTwitter#MedTwitter
Bilirubin is up slightly — do I have to do a cholangiogram? In this EAST Minute, Dr. Jessica Burgess (@jesseburgess) and Dr. Jeremy Juern review an EAST Landmark Paper about omitting biliary tract imaging in patients with lab evidence of CBD stones: https://t.co/mMQ58mHezh
Time for some basic #science - how does the #microbiome change in necrotising #pancreatitis?
- Distal microbiota impacted
- Role for translocation of duodenal bacteria in secondary infection.
Therapeutic targets?
#some4surgery#openaccess@T4UGIS
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Happy Friday #GenSurgMatch2022! We hope you can join us for the #EVMSSurgery Meet and Greet on Sep 23rd. Our residents are excited to meet you and talk about our program! Register at https://t.co/vbSO7Rq3zd
Incredibly proud of this JAMA surgery paper and the wonderful collaboration. Proves that you can apply pop-gen/eco-evo across systems relatively easily and generate novel insights. In addition to the GWAS associations, we quantified the heritability of appendicitis at 30%!