University of Wisconsin NICU fellow. Neonatal kidney and heart researcher. Runner. Foodie. Boy mom.
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Holy cow. This is University of Wisconsin, Madison, where hundreds of young people are marching to polls with Yung Gravy, a hugely popular rapper among young people. This is huge. Gen Z are alright & turning out like never before. Amazing.
Honestly never thought I would take a midterm again - how humbling. Also since when did midterms become 3 times in a semester…? #BackToSchool #backtocool
Staying up late to finish homework........ I feel like I'm too old for this?! Experiencing just 1 class with an active toddler gives me a new level of respect for college/graduate school students who are also parents.
I’ve made the mistake of trying to wear the cute shoes on day 1 of too many conferences. Next time I will get this right…
Had the BEST time in Iowa city learning from the HD team and seeing how their precision-based care effects outcomes for the better - plus the physiology is so cool 🤓 😎
We recently completed our August HD Observership Experience! It was an amazing opportunity to share knowledge in the field of neonatal hemodynamics.
Learn more: gme.medicine.uiowa.edu/neona…
@arbischoff @rachaelmhyland @NumAleem @ConditPaige @dr_montasser @Hanine_Hajj
Today is my first day back at school! Excited to start taking coursework again, but a little nervous for... homework?! #firstdayofschool @uwsmph
Paige Condit retweeted
Do you request a TNE consult if a baby becomes critically ill? Maybe you should!
Hemodynamics consultation is associated with 25% lower overall mortality.
Impact of targeted neonatal echocardiography consultations for critically sick preterm neonates. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3922…
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Neonatal AKI: 30% and 3 are Important Numbers.
In this systematic review of acute kidney injury in neonates, data from 201 observational studies showed significant heterogeneity of pooled estimates. On meta-analysis, point estimate of AKI incidence (any stage) was 30%, and that of mortality in AKI was 30%. Compared to infants without AKI, those with AKI had a 3-fold higher mortality (odds ratio 3.4). Risk factors were the well-known ones: perinatal asphyxia, sepsis, PDA, NEC, and nephrotoxic medications. #neotwitter #acutekidneyinjury #nephrology
Acute Kidney Injury in Neonates: A Meta-Analysis publications.aap.org/pediatr…
Stoked to give a talk about differences between neos and cardiologists in regards to the PDA at the @AmerAcadPeds NCE! (Also first time for Disney with the toddler!)
Today I am going to my son’s preschool, bringing our household stethoscopes, and talking to the kiddos about being a doctor. My son is so excited (and I am too)! One of those cool parenting moments.
I asked copilot to help make me a picture of a happy newborn baby and these are just too good not to share!
Thing I learned today: power outages are very hard for toddlers to understand. My son was very angry that I was “withholding” his morning train show….. the amount of times we had to keep trying to turn on the TV a was comical.
A question for #neotwitter - I would like to get my masters in clinical investigations/clin epi. Since I will need to pay for it (not a part of my fellowship) I want to consider all options. Anyone have recommendations for distance/virtual programs? Thank you!
Today is a cool day - I got a grant and get to talk about some exciting study results to @WiscPediatrics . What a way to start what looks like is going to be a lovely weekend!
I don’t know when I became someone who is picky about coffee but that’s my reality and Kirkland isn’t cutting anymore - help!
Paige Condit retweeted
FANTASTIC Q&A today with @TripleBadger10! Thank you so much for sharing your expertise and enthusiasm! SO many families tuned in across the three platforms (100+) and now we have an incredibly helpful evergreen resource created for HIE & kidney impacts!
youtube.com/c/hopeforhie
Absolutely agree! An excellent episodes that highlights using NIRS as a tool, and on the flip side of that understanding the nuances of what they values COULD mean and figuring out how to dig deeper.
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Lucky to have a @TripleBadger10 as a great research mentor! This is an area ripe for exploration and potentially a better early warning system for detecting kidney injury! Excited to continue to study this! More to come!
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