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Colin C@doc_ccc·
Extraordinary slide from Milton Packer's wonderful lecture 🤯 What a time to be a #HeartFailure specialist... we just need a lot more of us (doctors, nurses and AHPs) to deliver all the therapies at our disposal. #GDMTworks #BSH2021 #BSHAM2021
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Colin C@doc_ccc·
@PhilDurkin3 The most frustrating situation is the the patient who has likely entered the last year of their life, where the minimum is <1 month, but the estimated is e.g. 14 months...
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Phil Durkin 🫀@PhilDurkin3·
Anything more annoying than a Medtronic battery estimate. Minimum 6 Months Estimated 29 Months Maximum 56 Months
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Colin C@doc_ccc·
@TheTilehurstEnd 7/10 for Pereira... seriously, what do you have to do to score 8, 9 or 10? How can Joel have been rated only 2 points higher than MO'M?? The scale runs from 0 to 10. Yet it seems very rare for anyone to be awarded <5 or >8, now matter how terribly or amazingly they play!
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Colin C@doc_ccc·
@jtsaxon 'Extreme' doesn't work, as the extreme of a scale implies the end of the scale, i.e. there can't be a higher grade. Why not just call it Grades 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5?
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John T. Saxon, MD
John T. Saxon, MD@jtsaxon·
This thread will probably go nowhere. But we should at least make a massive effort to stop using words that don’t mean what we think they mean.
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John T. Saxon, MD
John T. Saxon, MD@jtsaxon·
We have made a massive mistake. 🧵
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Colin C@doc_ccc·
@DrDavidWarriner @Heart_BMJ @sumitku3007 Very interesting ECG finding, but what an utterly bizarre way to write up a case. Why would you do blood tests and an echocardiogram before doing an ECG in someone presenting with syncope and a heart rate of 25 bpm? 🤔
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Matt Daniels MD PhD
Matt Daniels MD PhD@cardiacpolymath·
Question for the adults in the room What is the minimum number of cheeses needed to qualify as a "Cheese board" 3, 4 or 5? Lets hear your opinions
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Benoy Shah MD
Benoy Shah MD@dr_benoy_n_shah·
Earlier today one of the BBC's leading stories was about patient harm after heart surgery in Newcastle, the focus upon a single surgeon This highlighted text caught my eye Why? Because we've been here before sadly... 1/3
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Jonathan
Jonathan@jabberwock951·
Hate switching to a new set of trust values. I think I have to stop being nurturing and start being compassionate. And switch from being honest to being trustworthy. Something like that, it's not like these are vapid meaningless buzzwords after all.
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Colin C@doc_ccc·
@ProfDConnelly Strictly speaking you could just call it foramen ovale, given that it must patent for it to still be a foramen. When it closes it becomes the fossa ovalis.
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Derek Connelly
Derek Connelly@ProfDConnelly·
The correct terminology should be "persistent foramen ovale". Patent = open Foramen = hole. Q: When is a hole not a hole? A: When it's not open. (Am I being pedantic?)
NICOR UK@CardiacAudit

📢 New for 2025! National Cardiac Audit Programme: PFOC annual report 🤩 💛 20 NHS hospitals perform PFOC procedures for prevention of recurrent strokes 💛 71% patients are day cases 💛 big variation in number of procedures across ICB areas Report: bit.ly/4jQX31x

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Colin C@doc_ccc·
@EJSMD @drjohnm We offer all our ILR patients the choice of explant or leaving it in, and a significant majority choose to have it explanted. So it must be of some psychological value to a significant number of patients to know that it has been removed.
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Edward J Schloss MD
Edward J Schloss MD@EJSMD·
@drjohnm LAAO benefit is plausible, just unproven. Loop explant benefit? Neither proven nor plausible. At least LAAO has a theory. Loop explant just has a scar.
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fozia ahmed
fozia ahmed@foziaahmedMD·
New NICE Guidance announced 👇👇👏👏
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Adam Ingleton
Adam Ingleton@BeAwesomeBeAdam·
Yearly reminder NHS mandatory training should include a section and a quiz about the difference between REPLY and REPLY ALL
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Will Watson
Will Watson@DrWillWatson·
Why do we call it ejection fraction when it’s a percentage?
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Simon 〽️ark
Simon 〽️ark@simonmarkdaley·
“Wild” is one word for it.. Seems a lot like experimenting on a dying, nursing-home resident w/ nobody to advocate for a their dignified death, for the sake of a social media thread. Heart breaking💔
Josh Guttman@drjgutt

1/ Wild cardiac arrest with #POCUS playing a major role An elderly male was sent from the nursing home in cardiac arrest. Per the prehospital report that we got, the patient was in vfib and refractory to 5 defib attempts. The patient got amio as well as several doses of epi.

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Ross Prager
Ross Prager@ross_prager·
The only diuretic that has demonstrated to reduce mortality is... 3% saline? A 🧵 TLDR: it's not about sodium (for once).
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