Christopher Steelman R.T.(R)(CI)(ARRT), RCIS, AACC

Advancing education & safety in interventional cardiology.

[Christopher Steelman R.T.(R)(CI)(ARRT), RCIS, AACC @cathlabedu]

@bigglesw1 @BulwarkOnline @Timodc Can’t see you though the smoke

[Anish Koka, MD @anish_koka]

https://t.co/pDqo6cETxT

[Nas @Nas_tech_AI]

Medicines & Their Uses :

1) Paracetamol → Pain, Fever
2) Amoxicillin → Bacterial Infections
3) Omeprazole → Acid Reflux, Ulcers
4) Loratadine → Allergies
5) Amlodipine → Hypertension
6) Metformin → Type 2 Diabetes
7) Diazepam → Anxiety, Insomnia
8) Atorvastatin → High Cholesterol
9) Ciprofloxacin → Urinary Infections
10) Ranitidine → Gastric Ulcers
11) Ibuprofen → Pain, Inflammation
12) Levothyroxine → Hypothyroidism
13) Clopidogrel → Blood Thinner
14) Albuterol → Asthma, COPD
15) Fluoxetine → Depression
16) Losartan → Hypertension
17) Doxycycline → Bacterial Infections
18) Insulin → Diabetes Mellitus
19) Tramadol → Moderate to Severe Pain
20) Pantoprazole → GERD, Acid Reflux
21) Cetirizine → Allergic Rhinitis
22) Warfarin → Anticoagulant
23) Morphine → Severe Pain
24) Escitalopram → Depression, Anxiety
25) Furosemide → Edema, Hypertension
26) Azithromycin → Respiratory Infections
27) Prednisolone → Anti-inflammatory
28) Gabapentin → Neuropathic Pain
29) Domperidone → Nausea, Vomiting
30) Bisoprolol → Heart Failure
31) Montelukast → Asthma, Allergies
32) Digoxin → Heart Arrhythmias
33) Sertraline → Depression
34) Metronidazole → Protozoal Infections
35) Enalapril → Hypertension
36) Lorazepam → Anxiety, Sedation
37) Rosuvastatin → Cholesterol Control
38) Salbutamol → Bronchospasm
39) Allopurinol → Gout
40) Clonazepam → Seizure Disorders
41) Tamsulosin → Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia
42) Famotidine → Acid Reflux
43) Methotrexate → Rheumatoid Arthritis
44) Hydrochlorothiazide → Diuretic
45) Sildenafil → Erectile Dysfunction
46) Levetiracetam → Epilepsy
47) Betamethasone → Skin Inflammation
48) Ramipril → Hypertension
49) Mirtazapine → Depression
50) Aspirin → Pain, Blood Clot Prevention

[American College of Cardiology @ACCinTouch]

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[CardiovascularCorner @TrackYourHeart]

The atrial appendage may look tiny, but it works hard. In normal rhythm, it squeezes with the atria to help fill the ventricles, handles pressure changes, and releases ANP.
But when sinus rhythm is lost, it stops moving and that stillness becomes the ideal setup for clot formation.

[Ross Prager @ross_prager]

A patient brought into the ED with out of hospital cardiac arrest and 30 minutes of CPR.

You drop the TEE probe and see this.

What's the finding and what would you do?

[Alberto Cereda @AlbertoCereda1]

Steel Heart

[Elad Maor @maor_elad]

First EVOQUE transcatheter tricuspid valve replacement (56 mm) in Israel at Sheba Medical Center.
80-year-old patient post RV lead extraction and leadless pacemaker, successfully treated for severe TR — no residual TR and doing great the next day. @PCRonline @EdwardsLifesci

[Alberto Cereda @AlbertoCereda1]

“A ballerina valve… dancing tragically.”

[Murmur MD @Murmur_MD]

Happy Halloween! May your day be fun and your cases easier than this spooky one! #CardioTwitter

[Dr Imran Hanif Hashmi @DrIHHashmi1]

"Fellows, what do you observe in this image?"

[Angioplasty.Org @angioplastyorg]

With the great results of #SELUTION4ISR & #SELUTION DeNovo trials at #TCT2025, the "lowly balloon" is being reborn for PCI. Since I'm always thinking about #AngioHistory, I thought this clip from my 1985 (i.e. pre-stent) interview w Andreas Gruentzig would be appropriate today.

[Mujeeb Zubair, MD @MujeebZubair]

Ball in cage mechanical valve in motion. A remarkable piece of cardiac surgery history.

[purushottam mittal @PurumittalDr]

Wait !!
What is that white thing moving down, is there a bubble?

[Angioplasty.Org @angioplastyorg]

Saturday begins #TCT2025 at Moscone in San Francisco. But most don't know that in Spring 1977, the 1st coronary angioplasties were done just 3 mi away. Before doing the 1st PTCA in the cath lab, Gruentzig tested his device w/Richard Myler on intraoperative cases. #AngioHistory

[DrPatWJyg @w_jyg]

Patient “how’s my artery ?”
Doc : “It’s #AllRight” 😆😆😆
Thanks for sharing @Tesslagra

[Rich_cathRT(CI)☢️ @Tesslagra]

To the left,
To the left

[Dr. AK 🇮🇳 @docakx]

Pulseless disease.

What is it❓️