@FractureDoc Seen all methods during training. Supine free legged with traction (as in the pic on the right) is prob my favorite. I think nice to be able to do all methods, then can ask trainees what way would be helpful for them to see.
You want to be the one who works as hard as anyone, goes above and beyond, and doesn't take shortcuts at work, but WHEN time to go home, RUN out of the hospital. Give your family your ALL when you're with them. If you suffer in one setting, probably going to suffer in the other.
I have had students and residents that want to get out as soon as possible to see their family and others that are willing to spend an extra few to spin the urine or walk down to the ER to see the patient with the sodium of 103.
I know which ones I would want to care for me.
@midpatelmd@BillLevineMD@rkh_md@DrLeeRubin Nice post, Midhat. Being on the senior trainee side, I always encourage our younger residents to be the very best they can be. Scrub as many cases as possible. Take notes. Try not to forget things. (More) autonomy comes with increased preparation and skill.
Dr. Fu convinced my wife to move to Pittsburgh for my residency when I couldn't. Will never forget the day we visited -- he took us out to Lulu's Noodles and called me throughout the day to tell me where to take Kimie to make sure she'd love Pittsburgh. Will miss him greatly.
We mourn the passing of Dr. Freddie H. Fu, a GREAT person, husband, father, grandfather, mentor, sponsor, and friend. May his LIGHT shine bright over us, his SPIRIT guide us, and his COURAGE provide shade for us for days to come.
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We mourn the passing of Dr. Freddie H. Fu, a GREAT person, husband, father, grandfather, mentor, sponsor, and friend. May his LIGHT shine bright over us, his SPIRIT guide us, and his COURAGE provide shade for us for days to come.
https://t.co/qpBmoFNH1G