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In the run up to the final in the AsiaSafe DRL series webinar on May 25th, 10am GMT+8 webinar, you may wish to revise or if you missed the earlier webinars - it's now up on AOSR Youtube. https://lnkd.in/euEUjMb9 24th Feb 2024 Webinar on How to Use Establish National DRLS using DMS Thanks to Assoc Prof Samuel Brady for sharing with us on this important topic. #AsiaSafe #radiationsafety #patientsafety #AOSR

Free in #JTCVS Open: Trends in utilization, timing, & outcomes of TEVAR for type B aortic dissection in the United States. See what researchers from UCLA Core Lab found there should be changes to TBAD management in both treatment modality & TEVAR timing: https://lnkd.in/e5yNiHbc Authors: Troy Coaston, BS ∙ Oh Jin Kwon, MD ∙ Amulya Vadlakonda, BS ∙ Jeffrey Baliana ∙ Nam Yong Cho, BS ∙ Saad Mallick, MD ∙ Christian de Virgilio, MD ∙ Peyman benharash, MD

Today we're holding an online session for our Paramedic Science course, come along and ask your questions, find out about the course and what it's like to study here: https://ow.ly/wx6T50Ucy4L #UON #Uninorthants #ParamedicScience

Have you had a chance to sign up for some free CPD with Elle Haskey RVN BSc(hons) PGCert FHEA VTS(ECC) VPAC A1? We also have some bonus material in our brand new article! What are you waiting for, this recorded CPD video will be covering some key tips for preparing and placing a central venous catheter (CVC)! Watch the interactive video demonstration as she walks through jugular CVC placement in a cat. You’ll also find a downloadable, step-by-step guide, outlining the Seldinger technique with an equipment checklist for easy reference. Follow along, test your knowledge with pop-up questions, and gain a few quick insights into this essential technique. Click here to have a read - https://bit.ly/3P61uYs

Do vestibular diagnoses still make your head spin? We'll stop the spin and get you in the right direction at the #topofscope Summit this weekend. CEUs, networking, giveaways, and actionable clinical pearls all provided virtually. Register today. @vestibularfirst #EDPT #PTintheED #Physicaltherapy #vestibulartherapy #CEUs

I was proud to present the prototype of my senior project at the fall CSUS ECS senior showcase event today. Our Biofeedback Assisted Mobility system helps stroke survivors and other mobility-impaired patients recover their walking gait, strength and balance. By processing live data from load cells at each walker foot, the user will be presented with a balance graph to show them how to adjust their posture. Additionally, leaning too much on the walker gives vibration, auditory and light feedback. By allowing the user to set weight limits for how much they rely on the walker, we give patients more control over their recovery and expand physical therapy beyond the clinic. I look forward to presenting the final product in spring!

May the Force Be With You 💯 #Compumedics #NeuroScan #CURRYNeuroimaging #SleepDiagnostics #NeuroDiagnostics #BrainMapping #EEG #NeuroScience #ClinicalResearch #BrainHealth #NeuroTech #BrainWaves #SleepApnea #SleepTech #HealthcareInnovation #SleepSolutions #AIinHealthcare #Neurotechnology #CognitiveResearch #CompumedicsNeuroScan #CURRYAnalysis

Check out David Erlinge at #TCT24 discussing the 1 year findings from the INFINITY-SWEDEHEART Trial. 1. Non-inferiority of the Elixir Medical Corporation Dynamics bioadapter to Onyx DES, crucial for market entry. 2. Landmark analysis between 6 to 12 months showed superiority of the bioadapter over traditional stents, especially in subgroups with high restenosis risks, such as patients with lesions in the LAD, small vessels, long lesions, and ACS. The INFINITY-SWEDEHEART trial examines the impact of the Dynamics bioadapter, a device designed to address limitations of traditional drug-eluting stents (DES), which restrict natural coronary artery functions like pulsatility and vasomotion, potentially leading to long-term complications with event rates up to 45%. Unlike conventional DES, the Dynamics bioadapter opens up after 6 months, restoring natural arterial functions (pulsatility, vasomotion, and positive remodeling), which may reduce long-term complications. Ongoing data collection (2-5 years) is essential for understanding long-term impacts. Potential future studies will focus on specific subgroups (e.g., BIPOC, CTO, calcified lesions, and long LAD lesions) to further explore the bioadapter’s benefits. #interventionalcardiology

I was proud to present the prototype of my senior project at the fall CSUS ECS senior showcase event today. Our Biofeedback Assisted Mobility system helps stroke survivors and other mobility-impaired patients recover their walking gait, strength and balance. By processing live data from load cells at each walker foot, the user will be presented with a balance graph to show them how to adjust their posture. Additionally, leaning too much on the walker gives vibration, auditory and light feedback. By allowing the user to set weight limits for how much they rely on the walker, we give patients more control over their recovery and expand physical therapy beyond the clinic. I look forward to presenting the final product in spring!

During his talk, "Future of EM & Update on the Match," Dr. Gannon Sungar discussed the future of EM and the most recent match. #coacep24 #highriskdonotmiss #coacepemsymposium #coloradoemergencyphysicians #cme #emergencymedicine