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Making impossible normal

[ErasmusMD @ErasmusMD]

@kifamulusi90 @DailyMonitor Care to revise your opinion?

[ErasmusMD @ErasmusMD]

@kifamulusi90 @DailyMonitor Care to revise your opinion?

[ErasmusMD @ErasmusMD]

@DrBalukuJoseph @OkethwenguWill2 Buh, ability to acquire knowledge in any field drives one way too far from qualifying to hold the title of “absolute” or even just “simple” “fool”. Could just mean it’s an area of non-exposure or non-interest, hence less- or uninformed, not fool.

[TMR International Hospital @TMR_IntHospital]

In light of the ongoing misinformation, we wish to clarify and set the record straight.

[ErasmusMD @ErasmusMD]

@LorickFox @stephanamayer @NEJM Rich experience. Pretty rare adverse events though honestly. Just bad when they happen. That Rhabdo patient though—vasculopathic perhaps?

[ErasmusMD @ErasmusMD]

@LorickFox @stephanamayer @NEJM You may need to dig into the experiences of leading practices in the LMICs where circumstantial lack of resources for invasive lines forces them to use inopressors peripherally & NIBP in place of A-lines. Their data would inform practically the gravity of risk taught about these.

[Mak Anaesthesia/Critical Care @AnaesthesiaMak]

Advanced Trauma Life Support simulation skills session for the medical students with Dr. @ErasmusMD

The next session will focus on Basic Life Support and Advanced Critical Care Life Support.

[Association of Anesthesiologists of Uganda @AnesthesiaUg]

✅ Day One of #AAUxICSU2025 was a success!
Insightful sessions, engaging discussions, and great connections all around.
See you tomorrow for Day 2 of 3 — more learning, sharing, and innovation ahead! 🙌

[Association of Anesthesiologists of Uganda @AnesthesiaUg]

The anaesthesia fraternity, friends, and partners united at the #AAUxICSU2025 — sharing knowledge, strengthening collaborations, and celebrating progress in anaesthesia and critical care.

[ErasmusMD @ErasmusMD]

@rkalyes1 @DrOribaDan @YaleNephrology @ACCESS_UG @AfricanAFRAN @ISNkidneycare @SemitalaFred @CelestinoGutirr @kafeeromj @ASNM39971 @graekan @eddympuuga

[ErasmusMD @ErasmusMD]

@rkalyes1 @DrOribaDan @YaleNephrology @ACCESS_UG @AfricanAFRAN @ISNkidneycare @SemitalaFred @CelestinoGutirr @kafeeromj @ASNM39971 @graekan @eddympuuga Rastegar, Asghar! Peerlessly the kindest, humblest, yet most brilliant Physician I’ve met in my no longer short life. A walking monument of clinical & academic excellence. Total inspiration!

[ErasmusMD @ErasmusMD]

@NutritionistKD We are all entirely reliant on each other. But in our attempts to coordinate this reliance, we have turned cooperation into competition. Let’s allow the advances in medicine and specialization to free us of burdensome barriers to excellence so we reach the best of ourselves.

[ErasmusMD @ErasmusMD]

@NutritionistKD There is a lot a pharmacist does and the same applies to other providers in healthcare. The idea is to bring the best of all specialists in healthcare together to serve the best care package to the patient. It’s collaborative. Every specialist knows their role professionally.

[ErasmusMD @ErasmusMD]

@rkalyes1 @DrOribaDan @ChefKarim02 @ACCESS_UG @DennisPhd1 @dr_katumwa @dr_RaymondM @graekan @KisuuleIvan3 @SemitalaFred @CelestinoGutirr If it was one of you, I’m moving a motion to suspend the NHL Intensivist that day from AAU/ICSU membership for a year! So uncritical! Usually you two would argue in some corner as the dose goes in, ensuring the patient is alive long enough to see each one of you claim the dose 😂

[ErasmusMD @ErasmusMD]

@ChefKarim02 @NiravValand30 @rkalyes1 Things haven’t been critical here in a while. Regular people things mostly 😉. I’m good…

[Association of Anesthesiologists of Uganda @AnesthesiaUg]

During critical illness, the body shifts into survival mode — shutting down non-essential functions like skin renewal, hair growth, and fertility. Weight loss, dry skin, darkening, and brittle nails are common. These changes often reverse with recovery.

#DearPatientSeries

[Association of Anesthesiologists of Uganda @AnesthesiaUg]

In the ICU, the body is already under intense stress — and life-saving tubes and catheters can open doors for infection. That’s why strict infection control, like limited physical contact, is essential to protect your loved one during this critical time.

#DearPatientSeries

[ErasmusMD @ErasmusMD]

@SeniorBala @francis_kuloba @IGNATIOUST Deuteronomy 14:22-26

[ErasmusMD @ErasmusMD]

https://t.co/a0zSbCGIZA

[ErasmusMD @ErasmusMD]

@mugyenyi01 @rkalyes1 @DrOribaDan @TSM_Humanist @ChefKarim02 @ps_lukwago @InternalmedMak @DrKisaBrian @DMavine @CelestinoGutirr @NewtonAllan6 @dr_katumwa @DennisPhd1 @drkakamekeith @JoyMoreen1 @dr_RaymondM Check Urine SG and correlate with possibility of cDI. To estimate Urine Osmo, multiple the last two digits of the Urine SG by 30. Check if it falls in the range of DI for that much volume lost.