Bedside Rounds

Medical history podcast made in partnership with @ACPInternists, tweeting fascinating #histmed. Host @AdamRodmanMD, SoMe editor @brendantdaly

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Bedside Rounds Thread of Threads!

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@PARTH78800290 @BrendanTDaly I was actually just (like 6 hours ago) reading 18th century discussions on Anne Greene as it pertained to suspended animation and resuscitation! (in particular, to using bellows to reanimate asphyxiated people)

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Time for the first @BedsideRounds #histmed thread, written by @BrendanTDaly!

Most of you probably know the Circle of Willis - the anastomosis blood supply to the brain. So who was this guy Willis?

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@liamthewalrus @AdamRodmanMD If you enjoyed this thread check out the Podcast! New episode out tomorrow 9/30!

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It's time for a #histmed #medthread by @liamthewalrus and reviewed by @AdamRodmanMD

#history #MedEd #medtwitter

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@liamthewalrus @AdamRodmanMD 10. The plague would go on to circulate in Europe for centuries, with outbreaks occurring up until 750. Samples of the specific strain have been found as far as England! Though not as well-known as the Black Death, this pandemic’s impact on history is just as significant.

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You can see the photos here -- blood (with a lobed granulocyte!), spiral bacteria, and giardia! (source: https://t.co/5V3XvHCZ1m)

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It's time for a #histmed #medthread about the discovery of microbes!

To say that mankind has a complicated relationship with the microscopic world would be an understatement, since a major selling point of many products is that they kill 99% of it.

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And for the record, Leeuwenhoek’s microscopes really were amazing. In 1981, researchers tested nine existing microscopes.