@rbarbosa91@ConnorJEnglish@AltarasRona Have had massive subQ emphysema post CPR (2/2 PNX) that required landmark based access (as well as speedy chest tube). Ultrasound showed a-lines / noise everywhere, even over fems. If you can't do landmark based you'll miss/delay critical access situations
Dr. Robert Benomo @CWRUSOM was this year’s Maxwell Finland lecture speaker at #IDWeek2024 and gave a masterful lecture on his career studying AMR and specifically the role of B-lactamase inhibitors.
To all NFL franchises, I am happy to be your sideline ophthalmologist. I will rush on to the field with my little carry on luggage to tell the injured player that I will see them in clinic on Monday.
@pulmtoilet A somewhat adjacent question: if you want to bend your tube more after looking/trying to pass but glottic inlet v anterior, is it acceptable to take tube out, bend it more via one handed "smash" of ETT down on bed (and left hand maintaining VL view) and then re-passing?
When I was accepted to med school in 2008 I told my mom, a life long tennis fan, that I would take her to Wimbledon one day.
Last year, she was diagnosed with a high grade liposarcoma, which raised the Wimbledon urgency a bit.
Radiation, multiple surgeries, and my own cardiac arrest later, here we are at Wimbledon, happy and healthy.
@phlegmfighter The protocol allowed for usual practice to proceed in O2 only group, including bagging ("manual ventilation") a la PreVent after preceding period of passive O2 (either thru NRB or bag mask) and between induction and laryngoscopy @PulmCrit
@PaulNWilliamz Do you replace this with phrases like tobacco use, active or just not like it all? I tend to place it in my one-liners given the potential benefit from addressing/treating each visit
@emily_fri@fuzzymittens With ultrasound, (in my limited experience) one typically accesses the axillary vein (before it dips below the clavicle) and should be readily compressible
Incredibly proud of this new T32 on the biology of aging and lung disease, led by Drs. Mora and Mallampalli. @OSUPCCM_Fellows@OSUWexMed@MR_AgingLab New opportunities and new directions for our research program and our trainees.
Just a few days until @SCCM Critical Care Congress starts. Take note of presentations by Ohio Chapter Members Dr. Evans, Dr. Vachharajani, and Dr. Daphtary!