W. Michael Park, MD

@NUCLRGOLF In competition, concession is up to your opponent. There is no automatic gimmes and by custom all birdie putts must be holed out. This is the way.

Do you think this should be a gimmie under these circumstances? 🤔

@NUCLRGOLF still conditions -4 hybrid windy -7-5 iron both with the intention of hitting a specific person in the gallery behind the green.

You’re got 180 to the pin, a creek to hit over, wind in your face and a hotel long and left. The Pacific Ocean is on the right, and a full gallery sitting on a patio behind the green. What are you hitting? 🏌️

@heatherlgornik launching #FMDthinktank2026 @HarringtonHVI #vascsurg #vasctwitter #FMD #fibromusculardysplasia

@CharlieRymerPGA Yes and I shared a few drams with Old and Young Tom Morris.

I stopped by my home club to hit a few balls just before lunch today. The PGA Staff had about 40 kids out there doing all kinds of cool games. These kids were 12-14 years old. They were laughing and having a blast. I went up to have lunch and they were all on the back porch. I jumped in and had a grilled cheese with them. A club staff member told them that I’m Mr. Rymer and I played the PGA TOUR. One kid asked “did you play with Byron Nelson on Tour?” This is one reason I don’t like kids…..

@HeartOTXHeartMD @CoachCarthel put them to work, those cute freeloaders.

Hey @CoachCarthel - I think that my almost one year-old grandson is ready for a blocking sled! 😆 🏈 #PoppyTweets #AxeEm

@farkomd yes, but hemodynamically its a moderate coarctation of the arch.

Possibilities

@EricTopol It's basically the technical equivalent of Apollo 11 done many times a day throughout the world.

The aorta doesn't get enough respect. Even though it's uncommon, in someone who presents with chest pain, especially severe, we were trained to rule out aortic dissection before anything else. Most likely Senator Graham had a Type A dissection and longstanding hypertension. If obtained previously, an echocardiogram or other image may have revealed a widening or aneurysm of the thoracic aorta. nature.com/articles/nrdp2…

@Top100Rick At St Peter’s you will be given a cloth to wrap around your legs if they are exposed. I would expect a higher standard visiting a similar place for the golf world.

Scottie Scheffler visits one of the greatest and most sacred golf courses on earth… And wears a T-Shirt and gym shorts. What is happening to the very fabric of our society? Is this how civilized society ends? What about the children? 😢

@PGATUOR 75 at Waveland GC in Des Moines, a year into my return to playing golf after a twenty year layoff with a 20 handicap. It was a neighborhood tournament and the whole subdivision was ready to kill me. Haven’t played that well since. Somehow that day I channeled my 15 year old self.

What’s your lowest golf round ever?

@RickShielsPGA This one chain smoking bald guy in his 60’s who winters in Florida and hits a mini driver off the deck. If there is lettuce on the line he putts it in from 10 feet in.

You have to pick one golfer to make a 6-foot putt to save your life... who would you choose?

@JamesHBlackMD good for an old fashioned at the watering hole down the street

0.9 RVU today . #pleasedontpickme

@NUCLRGOLF pitching/chipping to 2 or 1 putt distance consistently

⛳️🏌️🤩 #DISCUSSION — Good golfers... what’s something that a golfer does or says that tells you right away they’re REALLY good at golf?

Join us for the second annual Cleveland Aortic Symposium, @HarringtonHVI August 28-29. #vascsurg #vasctwitter

@Crazymoments01 Call this the Klump font

Wait... why did nobody teach me this sooner? Every letter instantly looks so much cleaner. 😳

@LeonardoRandial @PipeCabreraV @jmills1955 @GAEscobarMD @docpark @AmputationSuck @monteromiguel I found it very useful. No wound skin necrosis!

@AWBeckMD These sketches go into my op note to educate the receiving staff in ICU, stepdown, floor.

@docpark I love doing this when the anatomy allows. Nice pics!

Eversion CFAe -when it works, it works well. Very efficient, no patches, just sutures. #vascsurg

@Kniery_Bird @AWBeckMD said it “when anatomy allows” the calcified plaque didn’t go into SFA and had a 5mm tongue into PFA. Removing that last piece was like tooth extraction. I place a clamp on PFA right where I want the end point to be.

@docpark Ever have issues with endpoints in PfA and SFA?

Unusual condition, the carotid web, with real world consequences -ie stroke, usually in younger patients. The question is, should we operate on asymptomatic patients with this?