Evan Ritter

Awesome #SGIMSouthern Virtual Meeting today thanks to @winterlw3 @docturbow and the 2022 planning committee. @khawaja_lubna and I hope to bring it back to New Orleans in Feb 2-4 2023! Stay tuned🤞🤞🤞@SocietyGIM

An excellent guide to understanding findings of diastolic dysfunction on TTE by POCUS 101. Useful for better understanding my patient's reports and hopefully a POCUS skill I will acquire. pocus101.com/how-to-measure…

@medmanny @VaveHealth

What this entire last week on service felt like. 😦 #POCUS #IMPOCUS @VaveHealth #pocusjokes or #dadjokes ?

@PaulNWilliamz Only if we can figure out why Num Lock is off by default when there are designated number keys

@adamgreattweet Looking forward to working with you!

Took the day to reflect and now I’m ready to share that Harper and I will be moving to Richmond, Virginia for my Internal Medicine Residency at VCU

@chadvenn @VCUHealth Welcome! Looking forward to working with you.

Ecstatic to have matched with @VCUHealth! 🤩 #RxMatch2021 #UKMatch2021

Thanks to our rockstar M4/future internist A.H. and @johneicken for great discussion today on this fine article by some big names in #POCUS (@RubbleEM @cmoore433 @aliteplo @mikestonemd): pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31562679/ Relevant to #IMPOCUS trained #hospitalists 👀 patients in the ED too

Our procedure service @UNCDeptMedicine just published our 5 year experience, complete with billing data, staffing details, and complication rates in the hands of residents in @HospitalPract. tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.108…

@andrewolsonmd Someone on our procedure service almost had a specimen rejected because a learner tubed them. Lab eventually ran with a comment that "results may be altered".

Anyone want to do the study “Do LP specimens *really* get lost in the tube system?” with me? Oh well. Sometimes a lab field trip is nice...

@ETKirtonDavis @TedRader4MD @VCU_IMRes Great case and discussion @TedRader4MD Thanks for the invite to facilitate @VCU_IMRes .

#MRPearls Thyroid CA should always be in your differential for head and neck masses. Up to 10% of pts with papillary thyroid CA have metastatic disease, 1/4 of those are skeletal mets! #H13329994" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">uptodate.com/contents/papil… @TedRader4MD @ERitterMD @VCU_IMRes

@ModiSRVA @VCUIMClerkship I agree. I want to be sold on the diagnosis and management plan with acknowledgement of the things that don't fit.

Students and attendings have a different idea about the purpose of oral presentation: students view it as a data collection task allowing information to be delivered for interpretation, the latter use it as an argument for or against diagnosis/plan (Haber & Linguard 2001)

Raise your hand if you’re in that stage of life when your bathroom changes into a fire department when you’re not using it...

@mdlizs Same here! Please reach out.

VCU medical students - this is a really tough time for you. Reach out if I can help in any way. Happy to provide monitorship, career advice, etc.

@NEJM @ModiSRVA @AdamGarberMD @medmanny @IreneBFoley @rva_IntMedPD @VCU_IMRes

The man had been admitted many times, and he knew what my sweat and repositioning implied and what my repeated offers to stop the procedure meant. I had spent the afternoon exposing my inexperience clearly. In response, he had offered himself.

Merry Christmas! 🎄 #MedTwitter

2020 has presented a lot of challenges and fellow Deac @Kendall_Hinton2 was impressive in how he handled his this weekend. Appreciate everyone who has accepted intimidating positions this year! #godeacs

@ptfaddenMD @VCU_IMRes @NateWarnerMD @AndreMansoor @StanfordMed25 @michellebr00ks @eozdalga @AndrewElder Using this awesome #tweetorial to teach M1s the cardiac exam today. Retweeting in case anyone missed it the first time around.

(1/9) #Physicalexam #Tweetorial @VCU_IMRes Cardiac auscultation is all about identifying normal from abnormal sounds. Like any skill this takes practice. In 1904 Dr Charles W. Larned published how to “mimic” heart sounds Here is how to practice without a patient or even a heart!