Announcing three major scientific discoveries, one each in mathematics (harmonic analysis), computer science (complexity theory), and physics (quantum field theory).
AI starting to help us improve our understanding of the universe! https://t.co/VkfacopR2R
According to AI, aspirating on an ABG increases risk of haemolysis and introducing bacteria. Recommends always leaving plunger out and allowing pressure to force the air out of the back of the syringe
OpenAI presumably hasn’t done this in a patient with a blood pressure of 70mmHg.
In this #3D TEE mid-esophageal RV in-out view you can better understand the location of different types of VSD in echo #echofirst supracristal VSD lying more cranial than the infracristal.
👉 for more morphological details check this out
https://t.co/1pb2PmIvwa
@ziadalinyc Used to quite enjoy it when conferences couldn’t find my slides. Gave me leeway to do talks without using any slides at all.
Bit of an advantage being native speaker though.
Did invasive cardiac index rise at end of procedure? One of strongest predictors that all will be ok
If it didn’t rise, RV has fallen over, or procedure didn’t remove enough clot from key vessels. If in a crisis, some use nitric oxide but it’s all a bit speculative. Time usually solves.
I love that David Bowie's and Brian May's reactions were captured when Annie Lennox gives it everything, and that George Michael singing along in the back! Fantastic video and the very best music.
Dr Charles Ross announcing the @PERTConsortium Handbook of Pulmonary Embolism arriving in hardcover in January 2027! An amazing accomplishment led by a visionary in the field! #PERT2026
“If someone would have told me years ago that we would have 3 positive RCTs for endovascular treatment of PE within 12-18 months, I wouldn’t have believed you. We are in the golden age of advanced therapies for PE” -Dr Robert Lookstein, MD
I’ve seen one (ever)
Once the preload returned to the left atrium, severe restrictive physiology couldn’t cope and patient went into spectacular pulmonary oedema
Wasn’t likely related to volume of effusion - was related to volume of return after release of tamponade. Perhaps this is part of the ‘be careful draining amyloid’ concept.
The largest rocket to ever travel around the world launched today, and then landed in the middle of the ocean next to the camera placed to record it.
It launched 26 satellites as a test.
There is a country, a major space power, that has only ever launched 98 satellites in its entire history.
1/2 Our updated meta-analysis of intravascular imaging guidance publ in JACC. Since our last synthesis in Lancet 2024, there have been 6 new RCTs with 8,670 additional pts. Total is now 28 RCTs with 24,634 patients with mean FU 22 mos. Should be enough for a definitive answer!