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@DoctorTokuhara @JordanAbbottMD @DrDimitrios Please just stfu. What does this even mean. You do eye surgery

@JordanAbbottMD @DrDimitrios In surgery, you learn to reset between cases. It's treated as a skill. And it is. But there's a difference between composure and avoidance. Nobody teaches you which one you're doing.

Most physicians were not taught how to grieve a patient. You just do it quietly, between appointments, and then walk into the next room. That is not resilience. That is suppression. And we have normalized it completely.

What’s going on in the dermatology clinic ?

Voldemort says every Death Eater who beat a cop and tried to subvert democracy deserves a slice of a $1.8 billion payout and a pardon!

@DavidBursteinMD Agree. This is just publishing a review paper every time there’s a question. Very informative but not that impactful. Kind of like looking up the weather where you’re travelling to. I’m still gonna go but I can dress it up a little.

I’ll die on this hill. AI models need to be trained at the individual clinician-level, not the population-level, in order to achieve widespread adoption. Physicians think about problems differently from one another, and do their work differently as well. A single AI model to be used “for all” will only be used by a minority of physicians and will be abandoned by the rest. Rather, AI systems need to be thought of as the individual clinician’s agent. And like a dog, I think that each clinician is going to have to spend substantial time working with and training the model to make it work in the way they need it to. Until I see this - a lot of this AI software is mostly hype to me.

@FiSurgi @spenceralex What’s the key component?

@spenceralex I don't disagree. But Doctors aren't the end-all be-all for medicine. They are an important facet but not the key component of the system.

WE NEED MORE HOSPITALS, NOT MEDICAL SCHOOLS WE NEED MORE NURSES, NOT MEDICAL SCHOOLS WE NEED MORE DENTISTS, NOT MEDICAL SCHOOLS

@ToruGotoMD @JSHBPS2026 Need you to post some videos. Drawings are great but I can’t always visualize it in reality. Would be honored if you posted to thesurgeonslounge.com

Sometimes, the Pringle maneuver is needed for hepatectomy after Whipple or hepaticojejunostomy. It’s high-risk; potential injury to the hepatic artery, bile duct, and bowel. At @JSHBPS2026, the key techniques will be explored through illustrations and videos. See you in Nara!

It’s called kickbacks… and it should always be illegal

Dunedin. Trust me on this one.

Was not ready for Eric Church to deliver the best commencement speech I’ve ever heard. Six guitar strings. Six pillars of a life. Faith. Family. Spouse. Ambition. Community. You. Tune them when you’re whole, not just when you’re broken. Watch the whole thing.

@DRsLoungePod @SurgeryVids was made for this. Upload surgical videos and get reviewed by real, verified surgeons. Or do it privately to individual users and get feedback on tough cases.

AI will tell you that surgeon is the best thing since sliced bread. The scrub nurses won't. "There are some surgeons that I know — I wouldn't send the neighbor's dog that wakes me up at night to them." AI has a long way to go before it can tell you if someone is actually good in the OR. The people who can? Anesthesiologists. Scrub nurses. Circulating nurses. They're in the room. Every single time.

@Papa_Heme Gyn oncology is rife with this

If you are a senior oncologist and have been first author on a billion clinical trials now might be the time to let a younger academic doc take the lead.

@DriesDeveltere @JCO_ASCO @RicBertolo If radiation oncologists were the ones actually managing the toxicities I think it would be a different story

Proud to present our new paper published in @JCO_ASCO , in which we look beyond the headline results and highlight how landmark prostate cancer trials provide valuable — and often underappreciated — high-level insights into late GU & GI toxicity! @RicBertolo ascopubs.org/doi/10.1200/JC…

If you are diagnosed with cancer and come to an oncologist most of us will not mind if you take all the ivermectin you want. I honestly have no problem with it. But please at least hear us out with what we have to say and offer. Then you can make an informed decision for yourself

@GH_buccaneers @NeilFlochMD Thank you for the non biased interpretation. Very scientific statement and analysis. Thanks for being a positive addition to the conversation.

Bariatric surgery and GLP-1ra medications used together have an additive effect. This is “the secret sauce” of obesity treatment and long-term control. To think that one treatment should be considered only for a patient sacrifices the chance to achieve the greatest success.

@FaisalBakaeen @annalsthorsurg Why limit these videos by putting them behind paywalls. People want to learn and have their own techniques critiques! thesurgeonslounge.com

The “EZ-RITA” Technique: Facilitating the Use and Reach of the RITA Conduit While Reducing Technical Complexity and Potential Complications. Read more: doi.org/10.1016/j.atho… @annalsthorsurg

@JVascSurgVI Index hospitalization or follow up… would love to see a year out

Impact of a Dedicated Vascular Surgery Service on Amputation Rates in Trauma Patients with Extremity Vascular Injuries: jvsvi.org/article/S2949-…

The same Duffys who threw endless fits on national television when Pete was working from our son's ICU bedside are now bragging about their multi-month, taxpayer-funded family road trip while gas and grocery prices soar for American families because of Trump's war of choice. How much more unfocused, unserious, and out of touch can you be?

@abhisingh82 Record these and upload to thesurgeonslounge.com. The procedure matters so much more than final pictures!

Post robotic radical cystectomy , creating stoma was extremely tedious in this patient. Patient was extremely obese BMI -42. Did a turnbull stoma and put a red rubber catheter through the mesentery to prevent retraction. As you would do for loop colostomy. Open to suggestions!!

@UroOncologist Awesome! Post the full video to thesurgeonslounge.com. For surgeons by surgeons! Can discuss and critique and teach techniques

Bulldog Stainsky technique. For the right tumor thrombus it saves time and avoids full IVC occlusion. Put the clamps on robotically with the force.

@JenniferLaFemi1 I don’t see it in this brief but it seems like some universal/national system needs to use independent comprehensive video review of recorded operations as a formal competency determinant for graduation early as in PIP, right?

Promotion in Place in General Surgery National Pilot Will Assess Feasibility of Promotion in Place for Surgical Trainees facs.org/for-medical-pr…