Made this free perioperative/ICU reference sheet a while ago. Click the link to download/share! Hopefully many of you all find it helpful! https://t.co/VjNW1LyezQ #foamed#criticalcare#anesthesia#icu
@HoosierPocus@NephroP@ross_prager@IUPCCM Love the same view to look at PA catheters from an IJ/subclavian approach. You see the distal port... and then the catheter about 40 cm back... in the same view! 🤓
Pulm. velocity accel time (PVAT) estimates the severity of PA pressure elevation when TR jets are difficult to analyze. PVAT = time from flow onset to peak velocity. PWD at the PV in this PSAX #TTE shows a PVAT ~ 150 ms (normal is > 130 ms). #echofirst#medtwitter
One last update for my free EchoTools iOS app before 2024! As always, I appreciate your continued support for this project! https://t.co/P8EkFzisAG #pocus#ultrasound#medtwitter
Happy New Year to all! #MedTwitter, what things do you all do at the beginning of every year? Here are a few things I do:
- Subscription renewals
- Backdoor Roth IRA contribution
- Look for competitive rates on utilities
The transhepatic (TH) IVC view (phased array in RUQUS, tilt beam cranio-posteriorly, pan around). Poor agreement in measurements b/w TH and SC IVC views, and outside of extremes, IVC measurements don't guide my clinical practice in the CVICU. #echofirst#medtwitter#pocus
@docpav11 Excellent point - my caption length was too long to explain that this was during a thoracentesis (about a liter had already been removed) with some residual effusion (in the video) still present.
Lung #POCUS with air bronchograms (yellow arrows) - patent airways amid consolidated lung tissue signaling atelectasis, PNA, etc. Dynamic bronchograms move with respiration while static suggest trapped air (RLL atelectasis seen here caused by a pleural effusion) #medtwitter#ICU
@dickandtinasson I expect humility and work ethic from trainees. If they’re willing to work hard, I’m motivated to teach. If they rather be doing something else, they can go home. Hard to graduate when you haven’t completed required rotations. Fortunately, haven’t had this issue.
Academic attendings who constantly complain about their trainees' weaknesses should spend less time ridiculing and more time actually teaching/mentoring. We were ALL in their shoes at one point. Take pride in nurturing your trainees' success! #medtwitter