People like riding bikes. They don’t like being vulnerable. That’s why people don’t ride bikes. Remove whatever is making people feel vulnerable & more people will ride bikes.
Love this simple, yet effective illustration of the 3-dimensionality of the IVC. Highlights the ellipsoid shape with varying degrees of rotation that are seen in SAX and missed in LAX. #medtwitter#pocus
This surfaced at a very opportune time for me. Of late have been dealing with this gray zone quite a bit. Thanks for sharing and making this a bit more clear.
Would you like some expert recommendations for anticoagulation in atrial fibrillation and DVT/PE when it happens in #cirrhosis?
Yes?
Here you go
https://t.co/pQCVztyNzq
#livertwitter
I’m continually amazed at patients’ ability to live and cope with multiple life-altering (and significantly life-limiting) illnesses.
I sprained my ankle a couple months back and lost myself.
Find inspiration each day in the hospital, it’s right in front of you. #medtwitter
Anticoagulation can make the occult apparent. Recently reminded of this, unearthed endometrial carcinoma with VKA initiation.
Made me think. Not to supplant age-appropriate ca screening, but maybe benefit to an AC stress test as screening method for GU/GI ca?
#MedTwitter
WATCH: If you STILL don’t understand how car-dependent suburbia is HEAVILY SUBSIDIZED by downtown & all the urban parts of your city, watch this EXCELLENT video by @notjustbikes with @UrbanThree & @StrongTowns. And then please SHARE it as much as possible. https://t.co/e3A9Yo8ZSJ
Great review of PJP.
https://t.co/wNQgHXoVaW
Take-aways:
Risk of discontinuation d/t toxicity ⬇️ by 1/2 when 3X/wk compared to daily DS tablets used.
Bactrim superior to alternative ppx agents.
*When first ID’d, initially thought to be T Cruzii
#IDtwitter#MedTwitter
Inpatient, time is scarce. Many issues can be deferred to “follow up as outpatient”. However, don’t let this deter you from investing time to help your patient make a plan to address these OP issues. Every hospitalization is an intersection. Be the sign that gives direction.
Every so often I pick a topic to deep dive into in order to decide what my practice will be.
6 months or a year later I won't be able to tell you all the details of why I made the decision I did, but I will remember that at one point I weighed all the evidence.
Countless times I’ve debated whether I should return to a patient’s room in the evening to discuss results, plan of care, or just reassure, when I felt like just going home instead.
I have regretted this decision ZERO times.
“Just because our technology has gotten sophisticated, that doesn’t mean that our human needs change.”
I imagine not the point intended, but my take away: That pt you KNOW needs that CXR, echo, etc no matter what story they tell you, still deserves the⏱️to have that story heard.
"If you listen to patients, you'll get a lot that you're not going to get from the chart," explains #StanfordMed25's @abe_verghese in an @AAMCtoday interview. "The physical exam derives information that often can't be obtained any other way." https://t.co/1L0bbYh3bh