So its been rough but trying video creation while studying for my fellowship. It's in its beginning stages but please check it out and let me know your thoughts! Pain Train: Peripheral Mechanisms of Nociception #Pain_Medicine#Chronic_Pain https://t.co/WuU5UDb41l via @YouTube
First day of anesthesia crisis resource management for our CA3s @Duke_Anesthesia. Also @ebmalinzakMD birthday! I’m so grateful for Liz’ friendship, collegiality, and enthusiasm at the simulation center!
Fortunate to have Dr Mythen giving GR about patient controlled hydration. Just a reminder to subscribe to @topmedtalk if you haven't already! Free education is the best education
@ankeetudani@drjohnwhittle@JamiePrivratsky I would say that beyond troponenemia, NLR could be used for 1) Risk prediction 2) Desicion making 3) Perioperative management/monitoring and post-op disposition (ICU w/ more intensive Care) 4) Planned LOS and potential discharge disposition #AnesJC
Heard this on the radio today, claim to be a non-opioid medication with equal efficacy to remifentanil by activating descending inhibition. If true this could be a good alternative to opioids in the perioperative period. https://t.co/Y1V1Q69UDs
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Had a great chat with Dr Mike Grant about the cutting edge cardiac ERAS work being done @ Hopkin's, check it out on @topmedtalk. https://t.co/dfHk0Tojvt @ACCMeducation @EbpomU @triperioperati1
@JeroenMolinger1 love this approach, I have always it is important for patients to "train" for surgery and to understand we're they are starting physiologically prior to surgery
#EBPOM2019 time in on @topmedtalk to listen live and all questions in slido code is #EBPOM19 , hear Rob and I interviewing individuals and presenters @TripomU @triperioperati1