Authenticity in medical practice: how it builds patient’s trust. physiciansrant.wordpress.com/2023/04/02/aut…
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Inkarina Rusdah
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Inkarina Rusdah
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https://t.co/a16KMTsjyy
Cairo, Egypt Katılım Ekim 2009
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Our paper is now out. Alhamdulilah.
World Journal of Pediatric Surgery@WJPS_Official
Biliary leakage was the most common indication for early relaparotomy in #pediatric living-donor liver #transplantation. Preventive measures to reduce the risk of #biliary leakage may reduce the likelihood of requiring relaparotomy in these patients. See: wjps.bmj.com/content/6/1/e0…
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Biliary leakage was the most common indication for early relaparotomy in #pediatric living-donor liver #transplantation. Preventive measures to reduce the risk of #biliary leakage may reduce the likelihood of requiring relaparotomy in these patients. See: wjps.bmj.com/content/6/1/e0…
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Providing the Best Care for Patients: The Strong Bridge between GPs and Specialists physiciansrant.wordpress.com/2023/01/12/pro…
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@LGlaucomflecken @DGlaucomflecken Quick glimpse of this had me thinking, was this a young Robert Pattinson...
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@beckybeckyfish You may want to follow @rbarbosa91 for his insightful tweets on surgical instruments
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Surgical people and scrub nurses-
Can you recommend a resource to help memorise the names of surgical instruments?
I have some time on my hands, and "pass me that one, yes that one" isn't really cutting it any more.
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Even if some details turn out to be fictional, it still seems interesting if it were imagined to be true..
Ali A Olomi@aaolomi
In Islamic belief, angels have no free will and are the perfect servants of the God. There is however a debated narrative of two angels who came to earth and taught humanity forbidden knowledge. A thread on the angels Harut and Marut and the knowledge of astrology and magic-
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@rbarbosa91 @SeanLangenfeld Thank you very much for sharing this. I spent an hour reading through the archive, and I have to say it was the most pleasant hour of my day.
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@SeanLangenfeld It looks like you have a physical copy, but this can be read by anyone at archive.org. For some of the books, you have to set up a free account, but it’s fast.
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Day off today, dipping into a classic.
Didn't know it existed until @rbarbosa91 showcased it here.
THIS is what I love about Twitter: learning new things I wouldn't have discovered myself.
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I will never make it to understanding everything. Even in the pursuit of making sense out of something requires prioritizing.
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The Experiential Knowledge We Lack physiciansrant.wordpress.com/2022/05/21/the…
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It's a little bit mordant that reflecting the pain of others is what makes us perform better. It's agonizing, but we realize our responsibilities are so personally tangled with the life of others. In the event of death, the memory of its announcement will haunt them forever.
Michael Luo@michaelluo
Almost too painful to read. nytimes.com/interactive/20…
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A tip that is applicable, relevant, and always works!
Michelle Kittleson MD PhD@MKIttlesonMD
#TipsForNewDocs A mentor once told me: patients worry, doctors make a plan. Next time a pt worries you, ask yourself why: - diagnosis seems wrong? - rx not working? Then make a plan: Read up, take another look at the pt, ask a trusted colleague for help. #kittlesonrules
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There is beauty in melancholy, and liberty in fury. In some nights I leave all the decision to destiny, existing as inevitable as the pull of gravity.
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