Mark Mettauer

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Mark Mettauer

Mark Mettauer

@MarkMettauer

Christ Follower, Father, Husband, Inventor, Cardiovascular & Thoracic Surgeon, Craft Beverage Creator

The Woodlands, TX Katılım Şubat 2020
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NEJM@NEJM·
Early surgery in asymptomatic patients with very severe aortic stenosis led to a lower risk of a composite of operative mortality or death from cardiovascular causes at 10 years than conservative care. Full RECOVERY trial results: nejm.org/doi/full/10.10…
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Jordan Bloom
Jordan Bloom@JordanBloomMD·
Taking my second 19mm mechanical valve of the week out today for severe patient prosthesis mismatch and panus. Patients always report being told that mechanical valves last forever...
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George Tolis
George Tolis@georgetolisjr·
Cardiac surgical societies should require all “experts” to turn in a case list before they can sit on a national meeting panel and lecture the audience about “how I do it” or “how I teach it”.
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Camus
Camus@newstart_2024·
Dr. Rhonda Patrick drops a wild irony bomb on Diet Coke: You're ditching sugar to avoid insulin spikes and obesity... but aspartame (Diet Coke's main sweetener) reshapes your gut microbiome to favor bacteria that harvest glucose more efficiently — making you more prone to weight gain. Animal studies show causal links; human associative data backs it up. The very drink people use to "stay lean" can backfire by shifting gut bugs toward obesity-promoting patterns. One can occasionally? Probably fine. One (or more) a day? You're constantly nudging your microbiome in the wrong direction. The ultimate plot twist: Diet Coke might be sabotaging the exact goal it's marketed for. Ditch the aspartame or keep sipping? What's your take on artificial sweeteners?
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frank arko
frank arko@farkomd·
Somedays are harder than others
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Lasantha Wijesinghe
Lasantha Wijesinghe@ldwijesinghe·
@MarkMettauer @farkomd @DentonCooley I would say use whatever technique works. Often I hear people say, 'I always do it like this,' or 'I never do it like that,' when in real life it pays to be adaptible to the vessel and disease in front of you at that time.
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frank arko@farkomd·
They get confused on the first three bites, and they feel it is blasphemous to go outside to inside on the artery ever, IMO
Greg Hayes@canuc_57

@WithAScalpel @PraderN79449 The demonstration is a closed heel technique. The parachute technique is much more accurate for precisely placing the heel sutures. I don’t understand why more vascular surgeons don’t use the parachute technique? I have spent my career teaching the trainees to do the parachute

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frank arko
frank arko@farkomd·
CKD on the rise. Dialysis means ⬆️⬆️catheters, bleeding, & exhausted fistulas. Saw this single-puncture dialysis cannula. One access for inflow & outflow. Perhaps, less needle trauma, improved comfort, & better long-term access. Innovation for patients and sleep for surgeons
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Blanket Dog
Blanket Dog@theblanketdog·
@farkomd We both know if the flow rate is reduced at all, nephro will never u$e it.
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Mark Mettauer
Mark Mettauer@MarkMettauer·
@farkomd @EvolveMedicus More than adequate. As we have not received final FDA approval and ongoing human testing is not complete, I cannot engage in specifics, but we are confident that the flow rates, recirculation percentages, and hemolysis are in line with contemporary two stick needle dialysis.
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