@S__Baksh Seems mostly true from my experience but not as scary as they make it sound. The part about not negotiating needs with your PD is def wrong though
@emily_fri Was just in this situation! Used my left hand, but felt very awkward, esp as a trainee without a ton of experience. Might try leaning over from the R next time. How does sitting on the bed help?
Really wonderful write-up in the @nytimes today about EVT. I’ve had the privilege of seeing some incredible outcomes following thrombectomy, although more work is needed to get as many people access to treatment as possible. https://t.co/xbUMrTOcwG @NguyenThanhMD@AbdalkaderMD
@PulmCrit Hard to take it seriously even as board review when it doesn’t even include all brainstem reflexes, no mention of prerequisites or ancillary testing to name a few…and imaging should always be done
@MicieliA_MD Agree with @a_charidimou, would not tPA for a rapidly improving and no disabling deficit, but extremely low threshold for MT, I find these patients often worsen and then it may be too late.
@IM_Crit_ If I’m feeling ok during a week of night shifts, I’ll wake up in the afternoon and work out before going in. Consistency has been lacking though, and transitions back to days are hardest.
Lessons learned from a neurologist after first month in the MICU: 1- Lots of critical care left to learn, 2- Ultrasound is super fun, 3- Running rounds is scary but necessary. Looking forward to month 2 back in NCC!