An engaging, insightful, and fun debate between our attendings and with @Babar_Basir bringing his expertise and energy to the discussion. Great perspectives, lively exchanges, and plenty of learning along the way! @ACCinTouch@IllinoisACC ❤️
The BEST MOMENT from this evening at #Fellows2026! 😍 So pleasantly surprised by the DANCE💃 vibe kicking in!!🤩
One of my favorite songs of Bruno Mars!😎
My heart was full to see all the faculties and trainees dance! ♥️ So much fun!
@ColletCarlos Thank you! 🙌😇
@crfheart
Thankful for the opportunity to present posters at the aha conference sessions 2021.
https://t.co/nJCeRkQ3D1
https://t.co/kyRFgieI2S
@anjalido716@JDDCFratti could not have done it without you both.
WOW just heard at @RushMedical mtg
@MedicalCollege#cardioonc head @drbrowncares a EPIC overview of:
—CA & Cardiotoxicity
—Cardioonc program building
—Overlapping mechanisms of COVID19 & CTX
—Disparities in CV & cancer care
—Community Building & Advocacy
—Poetry
Really on 🔥🔥🔥!
Next on @RushMedical symposium
@CookCtyCardio#cardioonc @cardioimage gives great review on CTX manifestations of VEGFi in GI/GU cancers
—Can it yield insight into how HTN develops in general?
—What’s the optimal tx strategy?
—Does HTN response reflect potential cancer response?
Time for a #tweetorial!
In my medical training, I have seen several patients without cardiac history who have EKGs with prominent R waves in lead V1. Check out this 🧵for a differential diagnosis framework on categories and causes of large R waves in V1! #meded@CardioNerds
Late breaking Science in #HF at #ESCCongress:
Dapagliflozin ⬇️risk of serious ventricular arrhythmia, cardiac arrest or sudden death when added to conventional therapy in patients with HFrEF
by 21%
https://t.co/FXNKLqHVHK
@adithm13@RadialFirstBot Very interesting to know this was reported only as late as last year by Aslanger* (typo in your original tweet) et al. Paper for anyone interested - https://t.co/qIHatPH7BO
Recently had a patient with chest pain with recent RCA stent. It was downgraded due to isolated ST elevation in one lead III. Luckily, cath was clean. However, isolated ST elevation in III may not always be benign. *Aslander Pattern* is a real concern. #radialfirst#EPeeps