Palatinus Lab

Palatinus lab Grad student Steven Valdez presentingour data at UCars

Palatinus lab technician Jack Lavey presenting on a provocative arrhythmia stimulus in our mouse model BaCl2 at UCARs

Palatinus lab grad student Lindsey Taylor presenting exercise mediated cardiac preconditioning by gja1 20k

The Palatinus lab is proud of our undergraduate student Eshan Chowdhary presenting GJa5 internal translation at UCARs!

I am very excited to be named an Emerging Leader by the Heart Failure Research Foundation! hfsa.org/heart-failure-…

Really proud of our graduate students Steven Valdez and Lindsey Taylor whose manuscript was just published in Circulation Heart Failure! ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/CI…

Congrats to Lindsey Taylor, 1st year graduate student in the Palatinus Lab who received 3rd place podium presentation at the International Gap Junction Conference for our work on GJA1 20k in response to Mechanical unloading in ACM.

@rbganatra @mvronan I'm so glad this is published!, Ever since residency I have been preaching the benefits of Phenobarbital for AWS. Its nice to see this match my experience. Great work!

Phenobarbital is effective for alcohol withdrawal. But is it safe? YES! At VA Boston, we found that SAEs happened in 1 of 244 hospitalizations (0.4%). There were ZERO: - intubations - ICU transfers for over-sedation - deaths sciencedirect.com/science/articl… Kudos to @mvronan!

Really excited about the prospect of of Intramuscular Epinephrine for out of hospital cardiac arrest. Especially if iv access can't be obtained quickly See the manuscript in the journal Resuscitation. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38857847/

@ebtapper @JasmohanBajaj @AGA_CGH Anytime anyone suggests ordering an ammonia level I immediately have a lower opinion of their clinical acumen.

Ammonia levels corollate with neither severity of hepatic encephalopathy nor time to resolution of encephalopathy in this randomized controlled trial From: @JasmohanBajaj In: @AGA_CGH #livertwitter

This is still one of my favorites.

@NephroNinja @askrenal During my hypertension days working with the late, great Ron Victor, he would do the CT and AVS for anyone that would be a surgical candidate. We saw several patients together who wouldn't want surgery and would leave them on spironolactone though.

Hyperaldo experts, what % of primary hyperaldo patients would get CT scan and AVS in a perfect world? Asking b/c benefit of surgery seems unclear in most of the patients I see (age>50, comorbidities, long standing HTN on several meds). @askrenal

Excited to be at Reanimate in San Diego learning about the state of the art of endovascular resuscitation!

Excited to be at nyu for #CRITCARECARDS23

@rbganatra the booster (at least the previous one) generated a more robust immune response than infection(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P….) But whether it matters, especially if you are under 65 y/o is questionable. I think the elderly should get it. I wish more focus was on boosting ppl >70-80y/o.

A person who intends to get the updated monovalent (XBB) #COVID19 booster but has not yet received it gets COVID in 9/2023. Should they still get the the booster? If so, when? #MedTwitter

Really looking forward to fellow #connexin geek and brilliant physician scientist Joe Palatinus' seminar @OhioStateDHLRI this Friday. @NEH_CVRTI @gourdier1

So proud to work at the number 1 hospital for Acute Myocardial Infarction Survivial in the country. (Tied with Mayo and NYU) beckershospitalreview.com/cardiology/10-…

@EleniTseliou2 @nih_nhlbi @StavrosDrakos @ScottSummers339 @NEH_CVRTI @rana_hamouche Congrats!

Couldn't get better news today... my K08 was awarded by @nih_nhlbi ! Thank you Drs @StavrosDrakos and @ScottSummers339 for your support. Thank you @NEH_CVRTI and @rana_hamouche

Steven Valdez presenting our work at bcvs

Soon to be graduate student Lindsey Taylor presenting our work at BCVS