
Professor, doctor, and researcher. Lover of statistics. Deputy Editor-in-Chief of the @CJA_Journal. Department Chair at Mayo Clinic FL (tweets are my opinion)
Jacksonville, Florida
Joined October 2009
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A few photos from today’s SpaceX Falcon launch. You can see the booster on the right of the frame heading back to earth. Awe-inspiring. #spacex
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Medication safety !! @pmgjones
An important aspect for patient safety in #anesthesiology #regionalanesthesia practice is avoidance of drug errors !
Triple check, labelling & Verification ✅
Vigilance is key 🔑
@MayoAnesthesia @APSForg @ASALifeline @RyanChadha1
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So, while there are almost no studies evaluating the impact of gowns during spinals, 78% concluded they aren’t important.
Meanwhile, there are zero studies evaluating the impact of of headwear during spinals but 81% concluded they ARE important.
This doesn’t feel like science.
Here is some great news for the environment!
Presenting the new consensus guidelines on the use of sterile gowns for single-shot spinal anaesthesia.
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@RCoANews
@RegionalAnaesUK
#AnSky #climate #MedTwitter
doi.org/10.1111/anae.70212
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Association of preoperative beta-blocker interruption on postoperative morbidity and mortality: a historical cohort study - Canadian Journal of Anesthesia/Journal canadien d'anesthésie buff.ly/Rt3Vg9x
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Dr Samuel DeMaria @MountSinaiNYC talks about the most important aspects of everyday work !!
“Civility & Patient Safety” @ASALifeline @APSForg @RyanChadha1 @SretroPMD @pmgjones @MayoAnesthesia @MayoPainMed @ArcherKMartin @sher_pai @AlbertoArdonMD
Congratulations Keyvan and everyone involved in this very important study!
🔥 Prothrombin Complex Concentrate vs Frozen Plasma for Coagulopathic Bleeding in Cardiac Surgery: The FARES-II Multicenter Randomized Clinical Trial | Bleeding and Transfusion | @JAMA | @JAMANetwork | #ACC25 🫀 jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…
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Great news…. Welcome @pmgjones as the new Chair of the Anesthesiology Department, @MayoClinic FL !
Look forward for the best years ahead !!
@mayojaxanes @MayoAnesthesia @RyanChadha1 @ArcherKMartin @CJA_Journal @ASALifeline @CASUpdate @sher_pai @nathanhwaldron
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An honor to have @rakesh6282 to talk on “waste management in perioperative arena “
How much harm is healthcare for environment?
DO NO HARM !! @MayoAnesthesia @stanfordanes @ASRA_Society @ASALifeline @RyanChadha1 @pmgjones @EMARIANOMD @NarouzeMD
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#POCUS
Impact of #POCUS guided resuscitation in patients with shock:
👉 journals.lww.com/ccmjournal/…
@ICS_updates @SCCM @pmgjones @ross_prager @pmorenofranco @avkwong @iceman_ex @NephroP @pkguru10 @pandompatam @nathanhwaldron @ArcherKMartin @Wilkinsonjonny @ICUltrasonica
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This paper is the reason I love innovating at the intersection of #foamed and academia 👇
Link: tinyurl.com/2y6823ts
Hats off to @john_basmaji for embodying both innovation and methodological brilliance.
Honoured to have served as the DMC Chair for this clinically important RCT.
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Interested in 😍 ☀️ FL & @MayoClinic …. Look no further to join our amazing team!! @mayojaxanes @MayoAnesthesia
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Lucky to join @GongGasGirl @mayojaxanes for #grandrounds on #SoMe for Peri-op Medicine. The talk did not disappoint!
❤️ @MayoClinic #SoMe policy
🙏 @KalagaraHari for allowing me
Use #SoMe: Disseminate Science, Influence, Advocate, Educate, Equity, Connections
Sharing Slide👇
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Congratulations to the @CASUpdate on an incredibly successful #CASAM2024
Thank you to all Editorial Board members for their participation and the ongoing hard work serving the journal.
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BREAKING NEWS !!! The 2023 CJA CiteScore is up to 8.5 !!!
CiteScore is based on citations for articles published in the preceding 4 years.
The Editorial Board thanks all of our authors, reviewers & editors for their contributions.
Scopus - buff.ly/3ySMU1J
#CASAM2024
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Perioperative echocardiographic strain analysis: what anesthesiologists should know - #CJA2024 #Anesthesia #Anesthesiology - Canadian Journal of Anesthesia buff.ly/3wOa20v
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Replying to @Anaes_Journal
Our hospital practice reflects this thoughtful editorial from @pmgjones.
We (anesthesiologists in general) will need to revisit the topic as evidence re: GLP-1 RA benefits in heart failure, CKD, and others accumulates.
A lot of concern about regurgitation/aspiration events with semaglutide (and other GLP-1 agonists) perioperatively.
Here is an Editorial we wrote on the matter. (Not the final word, since v little evidence available)
link.springer.com/article/10…
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Agree RV free wall strain is an exceptionally useful metric for RV function. And fast to compute in near-real time.
Replying to @ross_prager @katiewiskar @KiranRikhraj @icmteaching @khaycock2 @ArgaizR @Wilkinsonjonny @iceman_ex @NibrasBughrara @NephroP
I am a big fan of S’ for RV rather than estimates of sizes 🤔#peoplesventricle #RV 🫀 @siddharth_dugar @msiuba @Jose_Diaz_Gomez @saikatmitra05 @OKiamanesh @iamritu @ICUltrasonica @ArcherKMartin
Future is strain imaging !! ? @strain_rate @pmgjones @pandompatam @nathanhwaldron
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Last evening we inducted our 6 newest professors into the Lundy Society which consists of all Dept of Anesthesiology professors past & present (89 members total, 52 active in practice, research, & education).
Congrats Drs. Jacob, Jones, Johnson, Laudanski, Strand, & Milam 👏
This is brilliant and important.
Responding to a tweet I’ll offer this
VIDEOLARYNGOSCOPY PROBLEMS….and rebuttals
‘Unavailable’
-yes if you haven’t got it you can’t use it (resource constrained settings)
-but in a high income setting unavailability of VL is an OPERATIONAL CHOICE
‘Failure’
-In the recent DEVICE study DL failed more often than VL
‘DL succeeds when VL fails’
-there are large case series of VL rescuing failed DL but none of the opposite
-it uncommon at best (and dare I say it) when it occurs often due to poor VL technique
‘VL reduces DL skills’
-if this is true (and I’m not sure it is) I’m not sure it bothers me much, it is a very clinician focussed rather than patient-centred view (cf the LMA reduces FM skills, DL reduces blind nasal skills)
-and VL of course is the best way to teach DL skills
‘Capnography more important’
-capnography is vital in determining correct/incorrect tube positioning but has nothing to do with the act of intubation
‘The burden of proof lies with those who want change’
-ok, that proof is widely published, it just needs to be implemented
-if VL existed and DL was invented there is about zero chance anyone would adopt it
DL is ‘tried and true’
-tell it to the families of patients who have died unnecessarily of oesophageal intubation
(One more in NZ media last week, another in UK about to go to inquest)
To counter the quote at the top of the slide (which once again is clinician-centred and hints at “heroic healthcare”)
‘Intubation is a potentially dangerous service we provide for our patients, which we should perform in the most effective, reliable and safe way we can. The evidence for each of those three goals lies with VL’
(happy to add refs if requested)










































