The history and physical examination remain the cornerstone for evaluation of acute abdominal pain, but imaging methods have improved diagnostic precision and shortened the time to diagnosis. Read the full review on acute abdomen: https://t.co/6aOmn0T9b0
Heat waves are increasing in frequency, duration, and intensity and are already a substantial threat to human health.
Read more in "Climate Change, Extreme Heat, and Health," the latest review in the Fossil-Fuel Pollution and Climate Change series: https://t.co/dmEkqQXJL4
Considerable similarities and differences exist within these Chest Wall Injury Society collaborative centers. These findings may generate several patient care and team process questions to optimize patient care, patient experience, & provider satisfaction
https://t.co/nJF2Ku33Eg
Yes, it’s OK to extubate (some) patients with an open abdomen. Sorry @Trazek, you lost this debate at #ECTES2024
I was so excited to see this @TSACO_AAST paper cited
https://t.co/NidlZPLbw3
Prone positioning?? Used since 70s to improve oxygenation in patients with #ARDS. Here concise overview
🫁main pathophysiological findings
🫁supporting evidence & practical considerations for use
🫁awake proning in non-intubated pts
#FOAMcc on @yourICM
🔓https://t.co/wYkLFoeLQU
From @TheAthletic: As arguably the most famous college athlete in America, Caitlin Clark doesn't live the life of a regular student. And neither do her teammates. https://t.co/pulxpF1kwX