@ScanCrit

Twitter feed of the http://t.co/8BUR4HVT7v website. A blog on anaesthesia, intensive care and emergency medicine. In-hospital and outside. #FOAM #FOAMed #FOAMcc

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COVID-19 - INTENSIVE This collection of resources from the ⁦@intensiveblog⁩ ICU team at ⁦@AlfredHealth⁩ is really shaping up! Please share widely. #FOAMed #FOAMcc #FOAMcovid #COVID #covid19 #covid_19 intensiveblog.com/covid-19/

COVID-19 - INTENSIVE

COVID-19 resources from the Alfred ICU

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You are looking better sonographically! Thanks for being so willing to share your experience. This has helped our understanding a lot and we likely would have way over triaged without knowing clinically you were doing ok. 💕 – at Cleveland, OH
Yale Tung-Chen@yaletung21 Mar 2020
Day 13 after #COVID diagnosis. Lesser cough, weakness, nausea & diarrhea. No dyspnea or red flag symptoms. No fever. SpO2 97%. #POCUS update: 2 subpleural consolidations (resolving), thick pleura & Bil scattered B-lines. On azithromycin+HCQ. #mycoviddiary @TomasVillen @acam_acam
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Replying to @AidanBurrell
But that difference in survival would most likely reflect the difference in pts with some circulation still intact and pts in circulatory arrest.
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Replying to @iceman_ex @Simon_Finney
Interesting. Have only read the abstract so maybe there’s more to it but that seems pretty low. Our data (and the ELSO registry) would suggest 30% survival from ECPR (although that includes in-hospital and out of hospital arrests). 🤷🏻‍♂️
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Sometimes ECMO gets dismissed as just an expensive gizmo. Wrong. Along with effective communication, it is the most powerful intervention in crit care - seen it rescue too many people when “death has got the timing wrong”. Of course, with great power comes great responsibility...
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How many institutions in modern medicine meet this maxim? Does yours? clincancerres.aacrjournals.o… #medtwitter #hcldr
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What people die from, What they Google, What the media covers.....
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Surviving out of hospital cardiac arrest. From @BigSick19 w. @drrichardlyon youtu.be/va2AKep1Mhs #foamed #foamcc Check out @ScanCrit for more great talks & blogposts.
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Just love scrolling through all the tweets from #ASM19KL . Looks like a great anaesthesia conference. Lots of different topics. And not just the obvious ones. Great job @ANZCA
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A mnemonic for how to spell “mnemonic”: M - mnemonics N - never E - ever M - make sense to me since they’re O - obscure, non-sensical, and full of N - nebulous ideas which are more I - impossible to remember than the fact you’re trying to remember in the first place C - crayon
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The National Hospital in Colombo saw over 160 patients in the space of only a few hours on Sunday. Without hitting capacity issues. Incredible work from skilled and dedicated teams. Very privileged to spend the morning meeting staff and understanding their impressive response.
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WhatsApp: The most important communication media in Brazil. You can use it to run a RCT with one group per each site (as we do in #BaSICS) or even to run a country (!?!), but perhaps the latter is too much...
Brian Winter
@BrazilBrian13 Apr 2019
90% of government business in Latin America these days takes place on WhatsApp. Even (especially?) at the highest level. I am not kidding
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Vit C, steroids and thiamine in the controversies session. What controversy? #ccs19
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Talking with the @StanfordMedTMA about Learning Stratgies. (e.g. throw out your highlighter and make some flash cards). cc @MikeGisondi All references here bit.ly/2R19r1B
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The battle for #FOAMed
Jeffrey Flier
@jflier2 Apr 2019
He makes some very good points: Highly Profitable Medical Journal Says Open Access Publishing Has Failed. Right. forbes.com/sites/stevensalzb…
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