BSET has awarded two Travel Fellowships for 2025. @DrBilalAzhar will undertake the Uppsala Fellowship in Sweden from January, and Lydia Hanna will commence a post-CCT Fellowship in Perth. Congratulations to both our Travel Fellows!
New #EJVESOA on "Long-term outcomes and durability of FEVAR: a meta-analysis of time-to-event data", reporting reasonable outcome estimates up to five years, but with a paucity of data beyond that @IanLoftus2#aortaed
https://t.co/nYmLqz8G4j
The result are in for another #CX2023 polling statement. The audience were given the statement 'Aneurysm sac change can be used to develop a dynamic personalised risk prediction model of long-term endograft complications after EVAR'.
The results showed: 90% agree, 10% disagree.
My friends, a new MEGATHREAD has arrived!
In 40 tweets I’ll explain 40 useful concepts you should know.
Reading time: ~7 minutes.
Value: potentially a lifetime!
Thread:
“Now, you’ve got an aneurysm in there as big as a grapefruit, and it’s about ready to burst. But you’re a strong boy, and I’m the best surgeon in the world, so if this had to happen, we’ve got the best possible odds.”
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Pareto Distributions are super interesting.
For alpha < 2, they have SD = infinity and SD/MAD = infinity! That's heavily Fat Tailed.
In particular, this applies when alpha = ~1.161, the 80/20 Principle.
Thus, SD often doesn't apply to Fat Tails. It may not even exist!
THE HIDDEN SIDE OF NON-ERGODICITY
Most examples of non-ergodicity are activities in which the outcome of a person completing them many times is lower than the outcome of many people completing it once. For example, Russian Roulette.
But there are cases in which its higher.
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