Join us tonight at 7:30pm CST as Dr. George Athwal and Dr. Justin Rabinowitz share their clinical experience and best practices in Fracture Arthroplasty using the Tornier Perform Humeral System - Fracture. There's still time to register! Visit: https://ow.ly/ba0s50SVT28 #StrykerUpperExtremities #StrykerShoulder
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Who's getting excited for the SNACC Annual Meeting? In our General Session #7, Dr. Arnoly Abcejo discusses the pharmacologic profile of remimazolam as well as its patient safety considerations for neuroanesthesia and neurosurgical procedures. We will review any recent literature and updates regarding the practical and potential impact it may have on the practice of neuroanesthesia. https://ow.ly/IWjg50St5Gc
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New article feature! 🚨📰 Dr. Bedrood discusses how her proactive approach to glaucoma care is changing the way we treat glaucoma. In this article, she and her colleague, Dr. Brian Shafer, discuss their thoughts on interventional glaucoma and the future of glaucoma care. Please book an appointment with Dr. Bedrood to discuss options for your glaucoma management at the 🔗 below. https://bit.ly/3QeA9nd @shafer_vision_institute @shafer_eyemd
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Physio cam 📸 : Watch this space for a real time case study series and rehabilitation process of a professional footballer post surgical MCL, PCL, posterior medial corner injury. From immediate post surgical management to return to play. As with everything we do, our decisions are based on both clinical reasoning and published literature. The best article I found thus far that will inform our initial management (0-8 weeks) is linked here https://lnkd.in/dzzcQwPn
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A conversation about Left Ventriculography Great round table discussion posted in 2013 by Dr. Morton Kern with Cath Lab Digest https://lnkd.in/eRPpnQiR The fact these conversations have been happening for years and yet - ventriculography with end hole and non-flush catheters is still occurring and near misses like this one baffles me. This is just one of several cases I have been sent recently. Dr. Vidovitch makes a strong statement: "I can imagine that with the use of power injectors such as ACIST the temptation to perform a power injection through a universal radial catheter (TIG, Jacky or similar) is too great to be ignored. I strongly believe a pigtail is the way to go rather than an end-hole catheter — the small side holes on TIG/Jacky are just not sufficient." Further discussion published in JACC: https://lnkd.in/eS2qcRCR Physicians in this network: What's your stance on using Tig and Jacky catheters for LV grams (either hand or power injection)? Is it worth it?
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Mark your calendars! Join us for Prof. Wolak's exclusive oral session at Convention Hall I C on Saturday, June 6, at 17:55. 🗓 Be among the first to witness groundbreaking clinical results, including a 12-month follow-up, from the trial of Curespec's #Nephrospec - a revolutionary electro-Hydraulic Acoustic Therapy (eHAt) aimed at lowering blood pressure in hypertensive patients with CKD. 📉 And don't forget to swing by Booth #16 to greet the Curespec team while you're there! 😎 #ESH2024 #hypertensionawareness #healthinnovation
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LV angiography is, if not obsolete, only to be done in carefully selected patients. What is your opinion on this topic?
A conversation about Left Ventriculography Great round table discussion posted in 2013 by Dr. Morton Kern with Cath Lab Digest https://lnkd.in/eRPpnQiR The fact these conversations have been happening for years and yet - ventriculography with end hole and non-flush catheters is still occurring and near misses like this one baffles me. This is just one of several cases I have been sent recently. Dr. Vidovitch makes a strong statement: "I can imagine that with the use of power injectors such as ACIST the temptation to perform a power injection through a universal radial catheter (TIG, Jacky or similar) is too great to be ignored. I strongly believe a pigtail is the way to go rather than an end-hole catheter — the small side holes on TIG/Jacky are just not sufficient." Further discussion published in JACC: https://lnkd.in/eS2qcRCR Physicians in this network: What's your stance on using Tig and Jacky catheters for LV grams (either hand or power injection)? Is it worth it?
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During my Pulmonary rotation of Internal Medicine, I embarked on a challenging yet rewarding journey that culminated in my first publication as the lead author. My article, titled ‘Pulmonary mucormycosis presenting as a tumor-like mass in an uncontrolled diabetic patient,’ has been published. Special thanks to Dr. Reza Basiri and Dr. Nema Mohamadian Roshan, who made my first publication possible. Read the full article : https://lnkd.in/d4DX4JYG https://lnkd.in/d5NYrzBz #Research #Publication #ISIJournal #MedicalCaseReport #RareCaseReport #InternalMedicine #PulmonaryMucormycosis”
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Have you read our most popular blog to date published in 2023? Dr. Nancy Moureau, RN, PhD, CRNI, CPUI, VA-BC, covers when it is appropriate to choose a Midline versus a peripherally inserted central catheter (PICC) by considering determination of risk, evaluation of the treatment type, duration, and future needs of the patient. Read here: https://loom.ly/lcP_1sE #piccexcellence #vascularaccess #midlinesvspiccs
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Here is a new case by Dr. James C. Wittig, MD, MD and Morristown Medical Center | Atlantic Health System. PROGRESSIVE SHOULDER PAIN IN 54F HPI: This is a 54-year-old female who presents with 6 months of ongoing right shoulder pain. She has no known injury. PMH: No significant medical or surgical history. No oncologic history. PE: Her sensation is intact to light touch and she is neurovascular intact. How would you manage this patient? Share your opinion with the Orthobullets community about this case by joining the discussion and taking the poll on our site! Vote on this case and Earn FREE CME: https://lnkd.in/gM_YSnGX
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