Hospital medicine @AHNToday | past chief @upmcmercyim | alum AMC @numsofficial. Interested in cardiology, film making and soccer. Tweets ≠ medical advice.
🎓 Congratulations to the Internal Medicine Residency Class of 2025! Your dedication, resilience, and compassion have inspired us all. We’re proud to celebrate your achievements and can’t wait to see the impact you’ll make as physicians. #internalmedicine#residency#graduation
Completed a transformative three-year journey in internal medicine residency.
Grateful for the opportunity to learn, serve, and be shaped by patients, mentors, and colleagues along the way.
Most important lesson: Perseverance is key. Just keep going and trust the process.
Presenting journal club on ARTESiA trial. I find the topic of subclinical A. Fib very interesting: how much A. Fib is too much A. Fib? At what amount of A. Fib benefits of anticoagulation outweigh the risks? can we ever know the exact cut off / burden?
This article is interesting as hyperoxia is associated with a dose-dependent increase in mortality.
How often do you see patients sitting on 2-3 L nasal cannula with 99% SpO2..
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Nothing wakes your brain up like a neurology morning report! A great session on seizures by our PGY3s. @Manasisejpal @WaliulChowdhur1 and Dr. Khatiwada.
Interesting facts about BNP:
Obesity can reduce levels of BNP.
HFpEF is associated with lower levels of BNP relative to HFrEF.
BNP is sensitive and specific to HF when levels > 400. Between 100-400 it can not rule in/out HF.
Females and patients w/ sepsis have higher BNP
A great analogy I read online: Metolazone is the glargine of diuretics - quietly sticking around, it diligently combats sodium retention after all the other diuretics have left.