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Mashup Score: 46
A few words about it… HR2025 is about putting it all together. We’ve been talking about the venous side for a long time and it has been fantastic seeing how much it has taken off – at l…
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Mashup Score: 34Resus Chat with Matt Siuba! #FOAMed #interfaces #FOAMcc #FOAMer - 15 day(s) ago
Every resus doc needs to have a holistic approach to shock – MAP and forward flow simply isn’t enough. Here, Matt and I chat a bit about recent things we’ve heard in the world aro…
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Always fun to hang out with @msiuba And talk shock! https://t.co/B8P2WCALD3 ping @ross_prager @katiewiskar @G2Disrupt @khaycock2
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Mashup Score: 46
A few words about it… HR2025 is about putting it all together. We’ve been talking about the venous side for a long time and it has been fantastic seeing how much it has taken off – at l…
Source: thinkingcriticalcare.comCategories: General Medicine News, Critical CareTweet-
Oh yeah! Mark your calendars! https://t.co/u1WuMjHDZ7
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Mashup Score: 21
So over the years I’ve learnt invaluable stuff from each and every one of the colleagues I’ve managed to build a network with, and certainly I have learnt – and unlearnt – a…
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Get to know your interfaces - with @EMNerd_ ! https://t.co/kOkCivCGVr
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Mashup Score: 46
A few words about it… HR2025 is about putting it all together. We’ve been talking about the venous side for a long time and it has been fantastic seeing how much it has taken off – at l…
Source: thinkingcriticalcare.comCategories: General Medicine News, Critical CareTweet-
Oh yeah! Mark your calendars! https://t.co/u1WuMjHDZ7
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Mashup Score: 1The Tyranny of Guidelines | Annals of Internal Medicine - 26 day(s) ago
Fans of the “Prairie Home Companion” probably believe that Minnesota is densely populated with Norwegian bachelor farmers. However, I never met one until Mr. O was admitted to my medical service.
Source: www.acpjournals.orgCategories: General Medicine News, Critical CareTweet-
RT @pulmtoilet: @ThinkingCC https://t.co/F94I8iNOsW I give this to every learner I work with
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Mashup Score: 5The Petty/Bone RCT - 27 day(s) ago
Yes. The Petty/Bone RCT is a term used for a unique pathological modification of the RCT which dominates critical care science. Two USA pulmonologists, Thomas Petty (1960s) and Roger Bone (1980s) developed the idea. The PB RCT applies a research shortcut which allows easy case finding and the use of a single RCT to test a treatment on a variable mix of different (but similar appearing) diseases called “heterogenous syndromes” (ARDS, Sepsis, AKI). This PB RCT shortcut has been the standard …
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Super important concept to understand, both for clinicians reading papers and for researchers doing them. https://t.co/StZvcXrPKU thanks @PatientStormDoc
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Mashup Score: 46VExUS: common misconceptions, clinical use and future directions - The Ultrasound Journal - 27 day(s) ago
There has been a significant interest in venous congestion in recent years, among which the VExUS score has been prominent, both in clinical practice and research efforts. We have noted some recurrent misconceptions among clinicians which are also reflected in certain research efforts. Notably, the misguided attempt to correlate VExUS to volume status, which is only one of the factors influencing it, as well as attempts to re-interpret VExUS in the context of certain pathologies, which reflects a fundamental misunderstanding of its circulatory perspective. In this article we review the physiological basis of the VExUS assessment as a measure and marker of venous congestion from the organs’ standpoint and its role as part of the emerging concept of fluid tolerance, in hopes to address these misconceptions for clinicians and for important further studies.
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Thanks to @khaycock2 @EMNerd_ @Ad12Andre and @WBeaubien for their invaluable help! Hopefully this can reframe some common issues we see and hear about :-) https://t.co/rCcvpQrqdZ
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Mashup Score: 46
A few words about it… HR2025 is about putting it all together. We’ve been talking about the venous side for a long time and it has been fantastic seeing how much it has taken off – at l…
Source: thinkingcriticalcare.comCategories: General Medicine News, Critical CareTweet-
Oh yeah! Mark your calendars! https://t.co/u1WuMjHDZ7
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Mashup Score: 47
A few words about it… HR2025 is about putting it all together. We’ve been talking about the venous side for a long time and it has been fantastic seeing how much it has taken off – at l…
Source: thinkingcriticalcare.comCategories: General Medicine News, Critical CareTweet-
Oh yeah! Mark your calendars! https://t.co/u1WuMjHDZ7
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Oh yeah! Mark your calendars! https://t.co/u1WuMjHDZ7