Douglas J Totten, MD, MBA

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Douglas J Totten, MD, MBA

Douglas J Totten, MD, MBA

@DouglasJTotten

ENT PGY-5 @IUSM_Oto | Alum: @VUMedicine, @VanderbiltOwen, @CarletonCollege | Marathoner | Views my own

Indianapolis, IN Katılım Şubat 2019
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Douglas J Totten, MD, MBA
Douglas J Totten, MD, MBA@DouglasJTotten·
@MattCarlsonMD What is the inclusion of CN XII weakness (absent in Vernet) and the absence of ipsilateral Horner’s (present in Villaret)? (Trying to keep the form of a question/JeopEARdy theme haha)
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Matthew L. Carlson, MD MBA
Matthew L. Carlson, MD MBA@MattCarlsonMD·
Sensing a future neurotologist vibe here! 😂 great job!👏 How is this different from Vernet or Villaret?
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Matthew L. Carlson, MD MBA@MattCarlsonMD·
“I’ll take eponyms for $400” Name that syndrome for today’s daily double on JeopEARdy! (Hint: be sure to answer in the form of a question for full credit; disclaimer, no actual $ prize, just bragging rights)
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Douglas J Totten, MD, MBA@DouglasJTotten·
Thank you Miami for a fantastic conference! Cannot wait to host everyone next year back home again in Indiana! We’ll Rev it up for a great time in the convention capital of the USA!
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American Neurotology Society
American Neurotology Society@ANSneurotology·
Throwback Thursday! Congratulations to Dr. Evan Cumpston for being awarded a Neurotology Fellow Award at #COSM2024 #TBT
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LiterateIndy
LiterateIndy@LiterateIndy·
Mayor Hudnut cools off at 29th & Talbot Park for a city-sponsored "shower party." Hudnut had ordered fire hydrants turned on in neighborhoods without public swimming pools to help residents beat the heat, 1983. (Indianapolis Recorder Collection, Indiana Historical Society)
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Alexander Sherry
Alexander Sherry@AlexSherryMD·
Excited to share our new study finding that the quality of subgroup analyses and claims for differential treatment effects in modern phase III oncology trials remains low, increasing risk of misinterpretation. More use of frameworks such as ICEMAN may improve future quality.
JAMA Network Open@JAMANetworkOpen

Subgroup analyses are common in oncology trials. However, a new study of 379 phase III trials suggests most claims for differential treatment effects in subgroup analyses have low credibility. ja.ma/3ISNIWa @MDAndersonNews @AlexSherryMD @PavlosMsaouel @PavlosMsaouel

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Nate Tice@Nate_Tice·
I feel like this is the 4th-5th cycle I’ve seen bemoaning “lack of development” for QBs since I was a kid. We’re a few hours away from “bring back NFL Europe” takes. I remember old QB coaching! It’s better now, trust me.
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Nate Tice@Nate_Tice·
There has been a QB (and OL) “development problem” since the Gulf War, possibly ‘Nam.
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Sickos Committee@SickosCommittee·
Time for the next chapter in "NCAA college football logos over a state outline." Next up - Minnesota! Part 1 of 7.
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