The @UTHealthHouston group at the inaugural Trauma Research and Combat Casualty Care (TRC4) symposium! Exciting to hear about all the research and opportunities to collaborate across the UT system! @bryanacotton1 @johnaharvin @LillianKao1
@topknife@bryanacotton1 First, love that they did a clinical trial of it! I’m sure that was a tremendous effort. Second, not sure we can be definitive in a small study stopped early. A 9% increase in abdominal closure sounds great to me.
Great job by @JamesKlughMD in presenting the results of our RCT comparing our multimodal pain regimen with and without a ketamine drip! Congrats to the PI @johnaharvin #CeTIR
4 Pillars of Periop Opioid Reduction: (1) patient/provider education, (2) limit peak inpatient and total exposure with routine non-opioid bundle, (3) purposeful opioid weaning to zero/near-zero by last 24hrs, (4) patient-centered “5x-multiplier” discharge Rx
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@smuramed It’s a Bayesian analysis. They aren’t confidence intervals, but credible intervals. Crossing 1 doesn’t mean what it means in a frequentist analysis. The posterior probability is used to interpret.
A Bayesian re-analysis of the STOP-IT trial helps clinicians put the results in perspective (in our humble opinion). Nice job by @JamesKlughMD in explaining Bayesian stats! @UTH_CSTEP