Jack LeDonne

[Jack LeDonne @jackledonnemd]

@EM_RESUS Left tension pneumothorax

[Jack LeDonne @jackledonnemd]

@NephroP In all likelihood, the presence of thrombosis would physically prevent the cannulation of this vein.

[Jack LeDonne @jackledonnemd]

@NephroP @jminardi21 Anatomically, the Axillary vein becomes the Subclavian at the lateral border of 1st rib. If you are puncturing the vein over the 2nd rib, by definition you are puncturing the Axillary vein.

[Jack LeDonne @jackledonnemd]

@ScghSimcentre @MedEdUnit @djsPerth @SonoMedED @antlet1 @jchakera @ANZCA @CICMANZ 1. Didactic (live or online)
2. Simulation training 3. Proctored Insertions. Consider requiring a “mandatory” number of procedures per annum per inserter. Consider appointing a Director Vascular Access

[Jack LeDonne @jackledonnemd]

@ABCDEcografia @DraMariaSerna I believe that C is the Cephalic Vein

[Jack LeDonne @jackledonnemd]

@kmpanthagani @jminardi21 If that is true, the journal should retract the article with prejudice.

[Jack LeDonne @jackledonnemd]

@GloOrtizMiluy I luv the pic and and the explanation (and the author)

[Jack LeDonne @jackledonnemd]

@JocelynAnneHill @LittleLeague @SouthVanLL Can Junior hit the curveball?

[Jack LeDonne @jackledonnemd]

@teachIM_org @vineet_chopra Quality videography. We teach the IJ access from a different perspective, i.e., the Relationship between Insertion (1%) and the Care & Maintenance (99%). https://t.co/M3puJsr7Zg

[Jack LeDonne @jackledonnemd]

@amit_pawa @jminardi21 @GEHealthcare We note the Cephalic Vein entering the Axillary Vein right before it becomes the Subclavian Vein (the lateral border of the 1st rib is where AXV becomes SCV)

[Jack LeDonne @jackledonnemd]

@msenussiMD @Diaz_GomezJL @Phani_kc @bcmhouston @StLukesHealthMD @BCM_Lung Dr. Senussi, I was unable to attend your Axillary Vein Course. My org, CVC Healthcare is running a small CVC Insertion course, Dec. 14 at TMC Marriott. Please come and check it. Perhaps we could collaborate in the future.

[Jack LeDonne @jackledonnemd]

@Srivatsa34 @msenussiMD @Diaz_GomezJL @Phani_kc @bcmhouston @StLukesHealthMD @BCM_Lung I have some video content on LinkedIn and Vimeo. Jack LeDonne MD

[Jack LeDonne @jackledonnemd]

@msenussiMD @jminardi21 @Diaz_GomezJL @Phani_kc @bcmhouston @StLukesHealthMD @BCM_Lung Would you be able to send me info/application to: [email protected]?

[Jack LeDonne @jackledonnemd]

@FuneralAdams Very sad. I had done some work with Jill. She saw the big picture.

[Jack LeDonne @jackledonnemd]

@vineet_chopra Go get em

[Jack LeDonne @jackledonnemd]

Sometimes, improving practice is easy. If you're dressing IJ lines up by the ear and not down on the chest, you're setting the stage for the crumbled mess that we see all too often. Instead, fold the catheter down toward the chest where it has a much better chance of laying flat.

[Jack LeDonne @jackledonnemd]

@DrSuperSalty @jminardi21 The key for me is loss of the aortic knob shadow

[Jack LeDonne @jackledonnemd]

@pcarriv The short answer is yes. Of course, teaching allows you to leverage your knowledge to many more clinicians, a multiplier effect. Performing procedures and teaching is clearly the best. Don’t give up hope to get back in the game.

[Jack LeDonne @jackledonnemd]

@MusaIntensivist @jminardi21 @NephroP @ArgaizR Recanalized thrombus