ED intensivist, resus/critical care med ed, wannabe everything enthusiast

Long Island, NY
Joined September 2013
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Neil Dasgupta MD retweeted
Telemental Health for suicide prevention. thesgem.com/2025/09/sgem486-…
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Hey @Delta, hoping your online team can help where filing reports and calling have utterly failed. Left two boxes on DL 0951 LAX —> JFK on 8/31 in the overhead by mistake, with Star Wars droids my kids built at Disney. Would love some help trying to get them back!!
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Neil Dasgupta MD retweeted
Bad Boys What’cha Gonna Do? Patient Perceptions of Behavioral Flags in the ED #SGEMHOP #EBM #FOAMed Study: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/… Appraisal: thesgem.com/2024/08/sgem449-…
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Replying to @armyemdoc
Oh man, you got me good! I read this on the 2nd, and my thumbs were trembling in anger, preparing to throw down…
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Ever wonder how to extubate a patient in the emergency department? Check out the latest SAEM Pulse article by @potte21012 @BraceyA & @MICUNerd! #emergencymedicine #criticalcare
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Amazing! So proud of you!!
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Neil Dasgupta MD retweeted
BIG NEWS! @EM_Owl has joined the #SGEMHOP Faculty She is an Assistant Prof & Director of Research in the Department of Emergency Medicine at the NYU Grossman Long Island Hospital Campus. Suchi is very interested in gender equity in medicine. thesgem.com/faculty/justin-m…
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Neil Dasgupta MD retweeted
Replying to @AMCResus
@AMCResus is recruiting fellows for the 2024-2025 class of Resuscitation and Emergency Critical Care (RECC) Fellowship! Please don’t hesitate to contact us at [email protected] for more information or to apply!
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Fantastic #GrandRounds this AM by @CodeNeil! 👏👏 Looking Beyond #ATLS: Resuscitation of the Severely Injured Patient. We love the local collaboration with other #EM physicians & we’re even happier to share this lecture with @NYULHLI_Trauma! 🙌 #teamworkmakesthedreamwork
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I find it sad because the therapeutic benefit of tPA is questionable at best, and we’ve built a “standard of care” that has minimal benefit and real harm. Failure to treat stroke with tPA in most cases is probably preferable
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Sadly the stroke related lawsuits seem to overwhelmingly be failure to treat with thrombolytics, rather than complications from it. I imagine there is no end to the line of expert witnesses willing to say it’s a travesty tPA wasn’t given…
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Good lord I would hope so. I do think there is small vessel disease that may benefit from aggressive medical management. There is also large vessel stenosis that causes a perfusion deficit warranting intervention. As @TheSGEM said, it all depends!
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Wtf, how is this a thing??
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All the side effects of SNRIs and opiates with no appreciable analgesia? Sign me up!!
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My shop tends to disseminate info through the chiefs on a WhatsApp group. Unless there’s a WhatsApp alert to read it, emails mostly go ignored
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Looking to be an #ecmobadass? Want to excel at cardiac arrest care even without an ECMO program? Reanimate was my favorite conference I’ve attended, if you can learn from @emcrit, @ZackShinar and crew, it’s an incredible experience!! reanimateconference.com/
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