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💥What is Monoclonal Gammopathy and when does it’s presence indicate presence of cancer?
💥What is MGUS and MGRS?
#Onconephrology
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HOW long do you live with #cirrhosis?
WHERE did MELD Score come from?
WHAT is a "TIPS"?
ARE you ready for re-#tweetorial
#livertwitter #medtwitter #meded
Nephro attending: You'll always be surprised at what an NSAID will do to the kidneys in a volume depleted state
Screening in ED o/n: How to screen in 1-2min
- referral reason
- HPI: substrate (function, relevant comorbidities), CC + tempo of illness -> severity at 1st medical contact (VS + pertinent labs/rads) -> tx(s) and responses
- your exam
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- provisional dx with key supporting features and focused ddx focused on life-threatening, treatable, and common conditions
- dispo (admit vs. not, ward, tele, ICU) w/ comment on anticipated course
In neuro clinic:
- role of EEG in seizure is to delineate pattern of epilepsy, prognosticate first time seizure and rule out NCSE
- if unprovoked seizure, normal neuroimaging and equivocal EEG, repeat once with sleep-deprived EEG and if nothing don’t tx with AED
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- if two unprovoked sz >24h apart, EEG isn’t going to change management so don’t order
- it’s possible to get secondary migraines (I.e. AVM associated) so there’s a role for neuroimaging as you may be able to cure it
- abn neuroimaging and/or EEG in setting of sz warrant AED
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💥 Tweetorial on ‘Cryoglobulinemia’
⚡️What are Cryoglobulins?
⚡️When should a clinician suspect Cryoglobulinemia & Cryoglobulinemia vasculitis?
⚡️How to establish the diagnosis?
⚡️Significance of Rheumatoid Factor
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@GlomCon
#Onconephrology
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1/ Typical clinical reasoning exercises start with patients who give symptoms —> other historical information —> one-time physical exam —> one-time labs/imaging (sometimes more) —> diagnosis
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1/ Good evening, #MedTwitter, and welcome to the latest installment of #ReadingRoom! Our patient is about to head down to the scanner, and we need to protocol this CT with IV contrast. Of the options below, which ones would you want with IV contrast? Why?
In endo clinic:
- think of TGs separately from other lipids: they are fuel for muscle and adipose tissue and travel in blood via chylomicrons
- insulin facilitates LPL which allows uptake of TGs into these tissues
- insulinopenic states generally have high TGs
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In heme clinic: HAS-BLED used for bleeding risk in pts being tx'd for VTE, but remember the HAS-BLED was studied in older pts and may overestimate risk of bleeding. #MedEd
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Let's do a new tutorial
GI-Bleeding for non-endoscopists
#MedTwitter #GITwitter #livertwitter #ICU #FOAMed
@stevenbollipo @drkeithsiau @ebtapper @jaumebosch9 @GI_Pearls @DrHarryThomas (these are endoscopists)









