Ben Yoon

Pediatric critical care physician, clinical researcher. Interested in lungs and ventilators. Here to learn. #PedsICU

[Ben Yoon @BenYoonMD]

Thank you Anoop, PREVENT, and
@PALISInet
for the opportunity to share the work and exciting future opportunities in patient ventilator asynchrony research! #palisi23 #PedsICU

[PALISI @PALISInet]

#PedsICU #PALISI23

[Ben Yoon @BenYoonMD]

New place, opportunity for new perspectives

https://t.co/TjGfwzjgWC

[Tricia Pendergrast, MD @trpender]

NEW #visualabstract by me for @PedCritCareMed:

Dhillon et al --> n= 4,556 children w/ heart disease
Ca2+ during CPR = ⬇️ survival, ⬇️ favorable neurologic outcomes, ⬆️ length of CPR, and more ECMO initiation

read it here --> https://t.co/HRTgGE8QGS

#resus #pedsICU

[Dr. Miguel Ibarra-Estrada @DrMiguelIbarra1]

My usual approach to RT. This is how an entrainment from hell looks like. Neurosurgical pt whose sedation was withheld 12 hours earlier. Notice how the work shifting increases as minute ventilation ⬇️ @ArielG_RRT,@curso_vm,@RyanHughes_RRT,@emireles_c,@Vent_Busters,@smittay07

[Casey Cable @crit_caring_MD]

#CHESTPTI #CHEST2022 up first is timing of ARDS…. Sounds like consensus of early and soon.
@CHESTCritCare

[Chris Carroll MD @ChrisCarrollMD]

As published recently in @journal_CHEST by @RobyKhemaniMD, @DrRobGuglielmo and colleagues, HFNC doesn’t work like you think it does! #CHEST2022

[Matt Siuba @msiuba]

It was very heartening to see the enthusiasm for physiology across our #CHEST2022 sessions. Will plan to submit more for next year! 🫁🫀🤓

[Ben Yoon @BenYoonMD]

@ChrisCarrollMD You guys are too kind. Only possible with @RobyKhemaniMD, Kit Newth, and the many respiratory therapists at the bedside showing me the ropes.

[Ben Yoon @BenYoonMD]

Really honored to join @msiuba @emireles_c @progdoctalk to talk about the core physiology behind ventilator management, and I am blown away by how many people were excited to be a part of it! #CHEST2022

[Ben Yoon @BenYoonMD]

@msiuba @cafecitodoc @emireles_c @progdoctalk The full panel! Thanks! An honor to share the stage with these experts and to see how many people are excited to think about the physiology

[Roby Khemani @RobyKhemaniMD]

Great to be back in person ⁦@PALISInet⁩ with friends from around the world . Looking forward to the #PARDS and vent liberation symposium in a few hours ⁦@sgdambrauskas⁩ ⁦@abusultaneh⁩ ⁦@Martin_Kneyber⁩ ⁦@GEmeriaud⁩ ⁦@BenYoonMD⁩

[Branden Engorn @BrandenEngorn]

Proud of this work. Thank you @DrPatrickRoss & Dr. Newth for your mentorship. Thank you to Maggie Klein @EAlexisBragg @RebeccaMargolis for all your hard work. @CHLA_PCCM @ChildrensLA @FrontPediatrics Declining Procedures by #PedsICU Fellowship Trainees https://t.co/Avl5D2LZmJ

[Oliver Karam, MD PhD @DrOliverKaram]

A very interesting article on the benefits of prone positioning in bronchiolitis! #PedsICU https://t.co/TEVepTlhjF

[SCCM @SCCM]

The latest #iCriticalCare podcast discusses best practices in nutrition therapy in critically ill children. Check it out: https://t.co/Bp2DF243mk #PedsICU

[Ben Yoon @BenYoonMD]

@CHLA_PCCM @ChildrensLA Thanks for the shoutout, honored to be caring for and learning from the kids @ChildrensLA @CHLA_PCCM

[CritCareCardiol @critcarecardiol]

Key points on analgesia/sedation during #ECMO:
1) Not great: 50-90% of fentanyl, midazolam, precedex, propofol all lost in circuit.
2) Better: Morphine 100% recovery. Hydromorphone good option. Consider low-dose ketamine.
3) Stay tuned: ASAP ECMO trial!

https://t.co/CGsML28cyX

[Critical Care Medicine @CritCareMed]

Current Issue: The Association Between Ventilator Dyssynchrony, Delivered Tidal Volume, and Sedation Using a Novel Automated Ventilator Dyssynchrony Detection Algorithm* https://t.co/oMLA5gtJgf

[Ben Yoon @BenYoonMD]

Gylcemic control, cooling, dopa, CPAP PS, protein C, early CVVH, pRBCs, albumin, sedation protocols, early ECMO.... add NS resusc to the list of therapies that are more complicated than they seem? A convincing ped study, data on adult side too: https://t.co/WaKaIjtRIm

[Lurie Children's Pediatric Intensive Care Unit @LuriePICU]

An increase in serum chloride level in the first day of admission is common and an independent risk factor for mortality in critically ill children. More from Dr. Matthew Barhight and colleagues in @yourICM here --> https://t.co/lSI4hfyQIk #pedsICU

[Oliver Karam, MD PhD @DrOliverKaram]

Subclinical acute kidney injury, defined as urinary cystatin C without KDIGO criteria for AKI, is associated with adverse outcomes in critically ill neonates and children. #PedsICU #NeoEBM https://t.co/6IO66KVGQH

[ATS Blue Journal @ATSBlueEditor]

Images: Electrical impedance tomography imaging in the presence of central airway obstruction https://t.co/OyuuDIFU8k @atscommunity