Freddie Jarvis

[Freddie Jarvis @fredo4681]

@Pipes_n_pumps Never heard of it! Just had to Google!
PS hope you’re well 😀

[James D Chalmers @ProfJDChalmers]

We did it!
Absolutely thrilled to share the results of the ASPEN trial published today in @NEJM
Brensocatib(10mg and 25mg vs placebo) reduced exacerbations over 52 weeks and slowed lung function decline
A new treatment for bronchiectasis patients
https://t.co/u94U83zFk6

[Akhilesh Jha @Akhilesh_Jha]

🫁 ⏰ When do you perform bronchodilator reversibility testing to help support a diagnosis of asthma?

We had a 👀 at the what effect time of day and season has on responsiveness @HLRI_Cambridge @CUH_NHS

Results published in @ThoraxBMJ today! https://t.co/G4xNsNzJAj

[Freddie Jarvis @fredo4681]

@AmieBurbridge @DrBenLovell Superb as usual. I rarely come on twitter now but needed to comment to show my appreciation for these excellent podcasts. I am learning so much; please keep doing what you’re doing!

[Amie Burbridge @AmieBurbridge]

⁦New Episode out today!

We are back ⁦@DrBenLovell⁩ with a great Internal Medicine case that will get us all thinking.

Ben reminisces on his medical school years and I forget all the causes of clubbing 😄

Happy listening #MedEd #MedTwitter https://t.co/ciBjvHTncW

[Freddie Jarvis @fredo4681]

@CHColdwell @lzavorszky Came here to say just this…

[William Flowers @williammflowers]

https://t.co/p1tTB7d3MA
@naj_rahman @DrHallifax @ambitalwar

[Freddie Jarvis @fredo4681]

@KingsResp Another vote for E. Seems she stopped due to respiratory limitation rather than cardiovascular I think? CPET though…😱🤯

[Freddie Jarvis @fredo4681]

@tomsaunders89 @morefluids Tom, or Dr Saunders? 🤔

[Freddie Jarvis @fredo4681]

@KingsResp Argh histopathology! Will be honest and say the histo slides mean nothing to me 😬 Nevertheless I am going to opt for B Aspergilloma based on the history and description of the radiology which sounds like a mycetoma to me? 🤔

[Freddie Jarvis @fredo4681]

@KingsResp Another vote for D. CT coronal slice clinched it for me. Recall a similar question in my SCE.

[Ben Lovell @DrBenLovell]

Some might remember my proposed education initiative to improve feedback and the general education experience for doctors in acute medicine last year.

Well, I have now been running the ‘feedback clinic’ for a year, and I wanted to share my learning/experiences

[Ben Lovell @DrBenLovell]

A thread about consultants about giving feedback. 🧵

Consultants: Have you ever looked at feedback from rotating doctors - either end of rotation surveys or GMC survey data - that highlight a lack feedback in your department?
And thought ‘but I give feedback all the time?!’ 🤨

[Ron Barbosa MD FACS @rbarbosa91]

For surgical history nerds:

Here is the main figure from Seldinger's 1953 paper showing what later became known as the Seldinger technique.

There seem to be 2 extra things that Seldinger did that most people probably don't do these days, as we'll see next:
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[Past Medical History @PastMedHistory]

Cigarettes were commonly used as a 'treatment' for asthma in the 19th and early 20th century #histmed #historyofmedicine #asthma #asthmacigarettes #pastmedicalhistory

[Love Your Lungs @KingsResp]

A day late, but no less exciting, here is this week’s #ThoracicThursday #SCE style quiz question. We’re focusing on pharmacology! Not sure of the answer? Why not ask your friendly Respiratory pharmacist? Answers Sunday or Monday dependant on train wifi signals! #RespEd

[Freddie Jarvis @fredo4681]

@KingsResp D

[Nico Gagelmann @NicoGagelmann]

The stethoscope is the image of medicine, a commonly used tool, and its importance in the field is immeasurable.

But what is its past, present, and future?

A short thread

[Jacob de Wolff 🇳🇱🚲☕️ @jfdwolff]

Physicians! You need to know the figures from this study when you talk about lumbar puncture with your headache patient.

A negative CT means a low post-test probability. How many LPs do we need to do to identify one SAH? What will the patient accept? @acutemedicine

[Freddie Jarvis @fredo4681]

@KingsResp Thank you. Brilliant explanations as always and plenty of material for further reading.