Patrick Ellsworth

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Patrick Ellsworth

Patrick Ellsworth

@PatrickEllswo15

Neurology resident and future vascular neurology fellow

Biking Katılım Mayıs 2019
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Neil Floch MD
Neil Floch MD@NeilFlochMD·
I love it! I just saved another life at 4 am! Acute care general surgeons are addicted to helping people Your life is our reward We are otherwise fools and work all hours, even when not on call The system takes advantage of our passion Did a surgeon save your life?
Neil Floch MD@NeilFlochMD

Who would do this job? -You must be available 24/7 every day you are within 3 hours travel time -You get called anytime, work all night and then the next day with minimal to no sleep -You often stand 8 hours but rarely 16 hours straight -You are not paid for more work

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Abdelrahman Abushouk, MD, FESC
Abdelrahman Abushouk, MD, FESC@AbushoukMD·
A key skill in medicine is to recognize when findings are "abnormally" normal. e.g., a pt in septic shock with HR 60s is NOT normal e.g., a pt in shock and hypernatremia getting D5W, stress dose steroids, and D5 based drips with BG 90s is NOT normal “Normal” depends on context
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Ann L. Jennerich, MD MS ATSF
Ann L. Jennerich, MD MS ATSF@aclong111·
I’m less interested in AI scribes in the ICU as note writers, and more interested in AI as the brutally honest listener on rounds: “Here is what you think you said. Here is what your learners likely heard. Here is why the plan may not get executed.” Might be eye opening!
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Urs Martin Fischer
Urs Martin Fischer@FishingNeurons·
Check our latest publication of our DISTAL trial! @MPeyT1 @DistalTrial
JAMA Neurology@JAMANeuro

In #Stroke due to medium or distal vessel occlusion, endovascular treatment plus best medical treatment preserved more brain tissue and was linked to improved imaging outcomes and better clinical recovery compared with medical treatment alone. ja.ma/4cC0NkV

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Arnav Mehta
Arnav Mehta@arnavmehta3·
As a pancreatic cancer doc, cannot understate the gravity of this moment. I get chills at the prospect that we will imminently have something else to offer our patients with real clinical impact. @AACR #AACR26 @RevMedicines
Anirban Maitra@Aiims1742

#AACR26 late breaking abstract on early data from 1st line Daraxonrasib monotherapy in #PancreaticCancer >90% disease control rate aacrjournals.org/cancerres/arti… @EileenMOReilly @GarridoLagunaMD @DrShubhamPant @RevMedicines

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JAMA Neurology
JAMA Neurology@JAMANeuro·
In adults with drug-resistant #FocalEpilepsy, cenobamate was associated with greater seizure reduction and seizure freedom vs brivaracetam, lacosamide, and perampanel, but with more adverse effects. ja.ma/4tj1Jlt
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Pradeep Natarajan
Pradeep Natarajan@pnatarajanmd·
Nice to see the results in full now from OCEANIC-STROKE, achieving the promise of FXI inhibition: reduced vascular events without excess major bleeding events. Also, a nice validation of the predictions from human genetics nejm.org/doi/full/10.10… @NEJM
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Pradeep Natarajan@pnatarajanmd

Predicted by the human genetics (🧵 below)! Topline results positive for asundexian and ischemic stroke in ph3 OCEANIC-STROKE bayer.com/en/us/news-sto… @Bayer

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David Russler-Germain, MD/PhD
David Russler-Germain, MD/PhD@dgermain21·
One thing I think about medicine every few months is how certain specialist (such as myself) consciously or subconsciously rely on the intermittent direct expressions of gratitude from patients. But we massively rely on radiology, pathology, IR colleagues (and many others) who operate semi/more “behind the scenes” to the extent it’s unlikely for patients to give the direct praise or know how great of a job they did / how vital they were to a patient’s good outcome (or at least high quality care). To those team members, thank you! (In person gratitude also being expressed, don’t worry!)
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Josh Farkas MD 💊
Josh Farkas MD 💊@PulmCrit·
deep thoughts: everyone has, at some point in their life, experienced the worst headache of their life.
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Stephan A Mayer
Stephan A Mayer@stephanamayer·
It turns out that infratentorial ICP monitoring is feasible, can identify ICP gradients, and offers superior prognostic information to standard supratentorial monitoring in patients with cerebellar mass effect. #curingcoma link.springer.com/article/10.100…
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Ann L. Jennerich, MD MS ATSF
Ann L. Jennerich, MD MS ATSF@aclong111·
@CoffeeBlackMD Another transfusion pet peeve: ordering a post-transfusion H/H in a hemodynamically stable patient who got blood simply because the hemoglobin crossed below some threshold. Unless the unit ended up on the floor, I’m not sure what question we think we’re answering.
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Stephan A Mayer
Stephan A Mayer@stephanamayer·
From China: maybe we'll be hearing more about the “three-in-one” surgical technique for attacking massive #ICH 1. Start with stereotactic aspiration to repidly decompress 2. Follow up with endoscopic aspiration to get theresidual volume as low as possible and cauterize any residual bleeders 3. Proceed with hemicraniectomy of mass effect and shift persists. It's feasible. Cool pics of massive 75 mL bleeds disappearing in this feasibility study. ars.els-cdn.com/content/image/… sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
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