1/ #HFpEF treatment algorithm #tweetorial. This is the algorithm I currently use to treat HFpEF based on evidence we have thus far and my anecdotal experience treating patients over the past 16 years in the @NMCardioVasc HFpEF Clinic.
Route HCM online course- Accelerating Innovation for Medical Excellence in HCM. ACC/AHA guidelines and simplify the patient journey. 9 stops. https://t.co/I74ZCsadgV @morristownheart@ACCinTouch @4hcm @theHCMacademy@HCMBeat
Very fortunate to have Dr. Quinn Capers, IV give grand rounds on diversity in medicine. A powerful presentation on such an important topic! @DrQuinnCapers4@IUCVInstitute@UTSWCardfellow
1/ Thought of doing a quick #tweetorial on image acquisition for #POCUS friends starting to do #VExUS
It's kind of "how I do it" guide and not necessarily optimized for research.
1st: Look at the IVC in both long and short axes
If big, do further scans 👇 #MedEd#FOAMed
#HCM is in the spotlight today with 2 papers from RCTs in @JACCJournals which I had the pleasure to write an editorial for
First- @AnneDybro and colleague did what has not been done b4, an RCT of metoprolol in 29 pts w/ obstructive HCM
https://t.co/4RyFBIU63E
#CardioTwitter
#IssaTweetorials
What is the mechanism of aberrant conduction?
1/9
“Aberration” describes transient bundle branch block (BBB) and does not include persistent QRS abnormalities caused by persistent BBB, preexcitation, or the effect of drugs.
#EPeeps#CardioTwitter#ECG
📣 ICYMI: The ACC has named Richard "Dick" J. Kovacs, MD, MACC (@DickKovacs), as Chief Medical Adviser and Chief Medical Officer, to begin the new role this November. Read the full news story to learn more here: https://t.co/tBPRvbvMHp #ACCLeadership
SARS-CoV-2 Cardiac Involvement in Young Competitive Athletes https://t.co/Gos3yuJgpI Happy to share this! Great working with @DreznerJon@Stephklie2@manesh_patelMD@BradleyPetek, Aaron Baggish and Nate Moulson. Thanks to all who contributed data!
Hey @cardionerds! Have you ever been in this situation?
A 60 yo man w/ HTN is incidentally found to have renal artery stenosis (RAS) on imaging. Do we need to call the cath lab? Or is medication the answer?
Check out this #tweetorial on Renal Artery Stenosis to learn more!
A patient w/ICM (LVEF 15%) p/w angina & DOE. SPECT shows a fixed defect & LHC shows LCx CTO.
...To revasc or not to revasc...
1st we need to know if the myocardium is dead or alive?! Check out this #Tweetorial on 🫀 viability to see how!