Vishnu Koneru MD

Rheumatologist trained at AIIMS_ND, PGI & JIPMER.
Leveraging AI.

[Vishnu Koneru MD @vikrikon]

📍Erythema 𝗺𝗮𝗿𝗴𝗶𝗻𝗮𝘁𝘂𝗺 vs
📍Erythema 𝗺𝗶𝗴𝗿𝗮𝗻𝘀 vs
📍Erythema 𝗶𝗻𝗳𝗲𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗼𝘀𝘂𝗺 vs
📍Erythema 𝗺𝘂𝗹𝘁𝗶𝗳𝗼𝗿𝗺𝗲 vs
📍Erythema 𝗻𝗼𝗱𝗼𝘀𝘂𝗺 vs
📍Erythema 𝗶𝗻𝗱𝘂𝗿𝗮𝘁𝘂𝗺

A short thread 🧵

[Vishnu Koneru MD @vikrikon]

@inter_nist @DrAditya2935 @Abhilasha21822 @PanktiMehta24 @Mad Yes quite heavy.
Not PYQ but PYT definitely.

[AlishaB @b_alisha1512kon]

It’s World Liver Day.
As an MBBS student, it was always heart for me.
But now, it’s liver. I am a lover of the liver.
It regenerates. It heals. More often than not it won’t disappoint you.
Balanced diet
Physical activity
Reduced alcohol
Regular check ups
& we are good to go.

[Vishnu Koneru MD @vikrikon]

@srinathb @SunRisers Okay sir.
But you know this squad cant win the trophy with that inexperienced bowling lineup.

We should've kept Shami or atleast gotten Auqib or Ngidi instead of Liam who we anyways bench and play 3 overseas.

Sorry to say but
Our auction was plain bad

[Vishnu Koneru MD @vikrikon]

@hyderabaddoctor @ravikiranr Super-inspiring sir 🙏🏼

[Vishnu Koneru MD @vikrikon]

@hyderabaddoctor Forest-trek park sir.
My favorite

[Vishnu Koneru MD @vikrikon]

@bundlbranchbloc Great work Sudarshan!

[Vishnu Koneru MD @vikrikon]

@CricRakshith @SunRisers 🧡

[Vishnu Koneru MD @vikrikon]

@CricVarunSRH Finally someone said it.
Thank you @CricVarunSRH

[Joy Bhattacharjya @joybhattacharj]

This morning there was an article, quite naturally, in the media that the Pakistan Cricket Board Chairman Mohsin Naqvi was unhappy with the team's performance and conveyed his displeasure to the team manager.
And that one item explains the single largest reason, beyond the talent, beyond the money and the economics why Indian cricket today is far ahead of Pakistan cricket, and all other Indian sport.
For the truth is that in the 21st century at least, whatever happened in the BCCI board rooms did not impact how cricket was run on the ground.
I was in ESPN Star Sports when the BCCI was fighting a huge internal battle about broadcast rights, saw Sharad Pawar overthrow Dalmiya and his team, saw Lalit Modi and his vision for cricket.
Through that period, the age groups game went on, the Ranji trophy was played regularly. If anything, some of the Challenger and other formats were tweaked for better results. And the IPL was born
While at KKR, saw the IPL move to South Africa in a titanic battle between the BCCI and the home ministry. The change of IPL Commissioner, the fixing scam of 2013, the Mudgal committeee, the BCCI being run by an interim President from 2017, the return of the elected body.
Through all that India kept playing top level cricket, won two World Cups, dominated the Champions trophy, the test team won in Australia and the IPL just went from strength to strength.
There have been seismic changes in the BCCI, but the game on the ground remained unchanged, the show went on, and not one of the administrators allowed that to slip. Or allowed a President, be it Dalmiya or Pawar to dictate player selection for a tour, or saw a board member ordering the coach or captain to change a player.
The BCCI endured finally because of its fundamentally strong structure which allowed the game to be insulated from the politics of running a game.
And so while stars might come and stars might go, and administrators might come and go, Indian cricket goes on growing.
Other Indian sports have done well when driven by either a star perfomer or two or a charismatic administrator, but always stumbled when they left or retired
No other Indian sport has this powerful separation between the actual game and its administrators, and nor certainly does Pakistan cricket.
And that perhaps is the real story.

[Vishnu Koneru MD @vikrikon]

@Vighrane01 Congratulations bro!

[Vishnu Koneru MD @vikrikon]

@DrShauryaGarg @DrAditya2935 @DoBaniye Its gotten so much worse over the last 2 years though!

[Vishnu Koneru MD @vikrikon]

@CricRakshith @SunrisersEC Great work brother! You are Orange pride!
😊🧡

[Vishnu Koneru MD @vikrikon]

@rhoeshan Thanks. Got the upgrade instantly.

[Eric Topol @EricTopol]

An assessment of LLMs for medical tasks
@NatureMedicine @drnigam
"Most models perform best in clinical note generation (0.74–0.85) and patient communication and education (0.76–0.89), moderately in medical research assistance (0.65–0.75) and clinical decision support (0.63–0.77), and worst in administration and workflow (0.53–0.63)."
https://t.co/Mwv6vYOad2

[OpenAI @OpenAI]

Introducing ChatGPT Health — a dedicated space for health conversations in ChatGPT. You can securely connect medical records and wellness apps so responses are grounded in your own health information.

Designed to help you navigate medical care, not replace it.

Join the waitlist to get early access.

https://t.co/MdpqDg7Ecg

[Derya Unutmaz, MD @DeryaTR_]

This is great-the beginning of a healthcare revolution!

People keep asking “so who will be responsible for malpractice?” Answer: the company deploying the AI doctor!

Key point: in expert review of discordant cases, AI was superior in diagnosis 36%, human doctors superior 9%.

[Healthcare AI Guy @HealthcareAIGuy]

NEW: AI just became legally authorized to practice medicine in the US.

Actually prescribing with no doctor in the loop.

Doctronic launched a pilot where its AI renews prescriptions for chronic conditions, reviews history, asks questions, and sends the Rx to the pharmacy.

[Sebastian Caliri @SebastianCaliri]

Big day for healthcare AI: today Utah announced the launch of AI prescription renewals.

How many times have you wasted time making appointments and paid copays for a simple Rx fill? Win for patients and doctors.

Naturally, the feckless AMA took the opportunity to stoke fears. Dr. John Whyte, AMA CEO: “While AI has limitless opportunity to transform medicine for the better, without physician input it also poses serious risks to patients and physicians alike.”

Wait until he sees what happens in actual clinical practice. The right bar is not "perfect" - this is a fig leaf used to conceal crass cartel self-interest. The right standard is the care people can access in the real world, which is highly imperfect.

“The AI is actually better than doctors at doing this,” said Dr. Adam Oskowitz, UCSF prof and Doctronic cofounder. “When you go see a doctor, it’s not going to do all the checks that the AI is doing.” I agree.

[Vishnu Koneru MD @vikrikon]

@JayneshKasliwal @DrAditya2935 @Rishabh2970

[Vishnu Koneru MD @vikrikon]

Ridiculous.
Also, 40 marks of assessment?
Implies a lot 😑