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Really happy this is out. Looks pretty consistent with respect to pcr in the context of io. I really believe this should be an acceptable primary endpoint in future io trials
This is FUCKING INSANE
Trump's ICE goons detained a Canadian actress because of confusion over a work visa for TWO WEEKS - shackled, thrown in a van, sent to AZ, kept awake, not allowed to contact a lawyer
https://t.co/3DtPrwxwiK
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Weekend surgical history 🧵
The Lebsche knife is used to cut across the sternum for clamshell thoracotomy.
We will briefly look at it, but mostly we'll look at the life of Max Lebsche, who was so old-school and hardcore that he was able to tell *the Nazis* to get bent.
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Weekend surgical history 🧵
History does not remember Margaret Louden FRCS, who was one of the first female surgeons in the UK. We will try to remedy this.
Louden worked at the South London Hospital for Women and Children, and cared for >5000 casualties of the 'Blitz'.
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It is February and we are reaching the Chief Resident Solstice…the time of year that surgical chief residents approach the absolute minimum number of f**** given.
Time moves slower near the Chief Resident Solstice than at any other time in one’s life.
(it does end, eventually)
Check out this awesome new study by the spatial biologists @McGillGCI led by @LysDesharnais@sorin_mark and PI @loganawalsh! Few studies provide such detail contrasting the spatial TME of LUSC and LUAD: the two dominant NSCLC histologies! https://t.co/cYevy0n2Gj
@EM_RESUS Agreed! One of my seniors (R3 then) did one on a extremely obese patient in septic shock in whom the US could not penetrate deep enough to visualize the femoral and IJ. No one else knew what to do/felt comfortable doing a blind subclavian. Very valuable. I think easier without US
Very proud of @ncaminsky presenting on rectal cancer survivorship: 3/4 rectal cancer survivors have at least 1 moderate/severe unmet need significantly impacting QoL EQ5D ☹️ @mcgillGenSx@McGColorectal @CIUSSS_COMTL #CSF2024#CSCRS
Congratulations on a highly impactful paper in @JAMANetworkOpen showing that universal genetic screening a) works and b) impacts care in patients with #breastcancer @stephaniemwong 🎉🎉 @LDI_ILD@mcgillsurgery
Universal genetic testing identifies actionable germline pathogenic variants in over 1 in 20 patients with newly diagnosed breast cancer, and can help guide systemic therapy recommendations in one third of these cases, this study’s findings suggest.
https://t.co/yjz01ccvU3
"As a surgical discipline, I hope that we can get past the belief that we do not have enough qualified women to serve." Read this editorial from JAMA Surgery Editor @kibbemr.
https://t.co/O6ADTivai5
The Division of Colorectal Surgery at the Jewish General Hospital is thrilled to welcome Dr. Richard Garfinkle as an attending surgeon. Richard completed his general surgery residency at McGill and subsequently did a colorectal fellowship at the Mayo Clinic Rochester MN.
@dieworkwear at other types of formal/semi formal wear, such as the morning suit, the black lounge/stroller? And check out I Sarti Toscani (https://t.co/zgFQ1hBmSf) where we had the suit made, cannot say enough good things about this experience. (2/2)