@JustinKrantz 100% agree blood is best and actually WB, then plasma would be the first choices if available. But hard to bring that to every EMS system. Probably have more to learn from our military colleagues operating at point of injury in this setting given blood availability stateside
@jesseburgess@jhessey11@mattnoorbakhsh@UzerSKhan Agree. Physiology will dictate patch and live to fight another day vs gastrectomy or subtotal. And will need a feeding J most likely at some point
I have never seen someone command the stage like @DissanaikeMD, Scott Frame lecture @EAST_TRAUMA was packed with hot potato topics like shift work, burnout, depression, physician suicide, we need to be able to talk about it to combat it, improve upon it, prevent it #EAST2022
@doc_on_the_run@EAST_TRAUMA Chest Tube Removal: End-Inspiration or End-Expiration? : Journal of Trauma and Acute Care Surgery https://t.co/zVOyc7VGfc can’t remember if it included vented patients though
Thanks Daniel Hu for the fantastic article highlighting our collaborative research at Novant Health #AirLink. We have great collaboration between our #pharmacists and #Prehospital care teams and this article is just one example of it! https://t.co/cwy9odUiGq
In this EAST Minute, Dr. James Bogert reviews an EAST Landmark Paper on the management of choledocholithiasis. Still ordering MRCPs? This might convince you otherwise: https://t.co/CK30x8MzDB
Could two followers please copy and re-post this tweet? I'm trying to demonstrate that someone is always there, especially at this time of year. Call 800-273-8255 (National Suicide Prevention Helpline US). Just two. Any two. Copy, not retweet. Let’s all look out for each other.
@topknife@EVMSedu actually held an introductory conference financial planners during last week@of med school. I got to meet with the planners free of charge and still use the same group today. Has to be intentional