Niklas Jonsson

Omg

A case everyone needs to know: A man admitted for CHF exacerbation is normoxic on ambient air. POCUS shows bilateral pleural effusions. He develops Afib w/ RVR (HR 150s). A med is given. Suddenly he develops hypoxemia (SpO2 84% on NC, 94% on NRB). What med & what happened? 1/

If a patient is in ICU and needs renal replacement therapy, does it matter if they choose to use CRRT or IHD first? For an answer have a look at this paper... link.springer.com/article/10.100…

The police brought in a patient with bruising to the patella Suspected felony

The classification of penetrating neck trauma location has three zones & I've always had trouble remembering whether it goes upwards or downwards from I-III The way I remember it is that the top one that goes up to the ear is III because you can see a '3' in some people's ears

Vad är du rädd för? Svara på en mini-enkät i ett fint projekt som min svägerska startat. Tar < 1 min. Tacksam för RT. forms.gle/Bjzsz4VmX6fWSV…

Great perspective on responsibility and senior authorship

new study provides more evidence that hypothermia after cardiac arrest is dead and should not be resuscitated. 🧟‍♂️ (background reviewed here: emcrit.org/pulmcrit/ttm2/)

One of the first #COVID19 thesis? Congratulations #SusanneRysz for a well deserved PhD; first #CardiacArrest and levosimendan and thereafter #COVID19🤩. #KarolinskaInstitutet #KarolinskaUniversityHospital #PMI

UPenn study shows that vanc-piptazo ⬆️ *creatinine* but actually causes a trend towards ⬇️Cystatin C. this dissociation between Cr vs. renal biomarker implies that piptazo is a pseudonephrotoxin that ⬇️ Cr secretion, w/o hurting the kidney (1/2) @Miano81 vimeo.com/523925430

A reminder of one of the most beautiful etymologies out there: the 'pupil' of the eye is named after the Latin 'pupilla', little doll' - because when we look into the eyes of another, we see a tiny, doll-like reflection of ourselves.

This is my son's (6 y.o.) perspective on my job

twitter is arguing again about airway meds, ultrasonography, and cerebral salt wasting. nature is healing. ps- I think cerebral salt wasting is real, but it needs a better name (central aldo deficiency?). both AHA/ACC and NCS guidelines rec fludrocort #hyponatremia" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">emcrit.org/ibcc/sah/#hypo…

Ny SK-kurs om organdonation på IVA med bl.a. @karinhildebran

When a patient requests to drink cold ice water before removing high-flow nasal cannula (to withdraw life support), that will be the last one in his life. - Don't thicken it. - Make sure he gets what he wants. - Don't ask anybody. It won't take long. Go get it by yourself.

Interesting paper from Schønemann-Lund and colleagues!

I want to share a pre-print detailing findings in a prospective convenience sample of people suffering from dyspnea post-COVID. The main findings are that we can detect lung perfusion disturbances by using MRI 4- 13 months after non-hospitalized SARS-CoV-2 infection.

This thread is 🔥🔥🔥

Your irregular reminder that scientific papers that include the term "the fact that" raise everyone's hackles

Here's a talk by Jessica Kåhlin about the fundamentals of oxygen sensing in the perioperative and intensive care setting. Enjoy! stairs.se/2021/12/31/sta…