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Jay Doucet

@jaydoucet

General-Trauma-Robotic Surgeon, Pilot/CFII, Veteran.

เข้าร่วม Nisan 2009
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Jay Doucet
Jay Doucet@jaydoucet·
@rbarbosa91 May also just be his honest reporting of the outcomes of very risky surgeries for that time - Bilroth had also high mortality in his early gastrectomies, there are apocryphal stories of Bilroth almost being stoned in the streets of Vienna after early gastrectomy patient deaths.
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Ron Barbosa MD FACS
Ron Barbosa MD FACS@rbarbosa91·
The (notoriously slow) William Halsted was 'not as successful' at stomach or colon surgery as he was in other fields. Operating in an era without neuromuscular blockade or antibiotics, his slow speed may have been much of the reason why he was not as good with the GI tract.
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Syed A. Ahmad@SyedAAhmad5

I agree speed should not be a metric of how good a surgeon is, however the other end of the spectrum is also not good. Patients don’t do well with excessive OR/ Anesthesia time.

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Bryan Cotton
Bryan Cotton@bryanacotton1·
If ever there was a call 4 more aggressive follow-up w/ mental services following trauma... 9-fold higher risk of suicide following injury. And this from Norway w/ universal health care @joyofmedicine Risk of Suicide in Patients With Traumatic Injuries jamanetwork.com/journals/jaman…
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Jay Doucet
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@rbarbosa91 Big difference in the nature of injuries / system effects though. Handgun wounds and stabbings have a 30% OR rate: SA hospitals do lots of non-op management, they’re inventors. One bad blast injury can overwhelm a surgical team - while the hospital gets a surge/ is locked down.
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Ron Barbosa MD FACS
Ron Barbosa MD FACS@rbarbosa91·
In a 2013 paper, authors at a South African trauma center noted that during the Boston Marathon bombings, the busiest trauma center in Boston only received about half the patients that the South African trauma center gets on 'a typical Saturday'.😬 Note the quotation marks...😳
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Jay Doucet
Jay Doucet@jaydoucet·
Worthwhile news article on e-Bike injuries and the need for a more considered legislative approach to e-Bike safety, featuring a injured trauma survivor story, @JohnMaaMD and surgeon advocacy. nbcbayarea.com/investigations…
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Jay Doucet
Jay Doucet@jaydoucet·
@PipeCabreraV @AmJSurgery @pferrada1 @TomVargheseJr @SWexner @CiruAndes2 Nice! In the rare cases where the 1:3:1 (one hitch, three winds, one lock) Roeder knot isn’t holding (greasy gloves, monofilaments) you can upgrade to the 2:3:2 Meltzer knot. Both of these work well in extracorporeal laparoscopic surgery too, good to know when robot deficient…
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Jay Doucet
Jay Doucet@jaydoucet·
@rbarbosa91 Those in practice >17 years have lived the “~17 year” period of that pendulum. I was a junior resident when my ICU patients were in TRICC (tranfuse for Hgb 7-10), published in ‘98. In 2017 we published how to set up an EHR to gain 100% transfusion compliance. Change is hard.
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Ron Barbosa MD FACS
Ron Barbosa MD FACS@rbarbosa91·
Students and residents often wonder why our practice patterns on ’Issue X’ are not always in direct agreement with whatever the latest study on Issue X says. Usually, this is because opinions on Issue X are not static, but instead are swinging on a pendulum over the years.
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MAP therapy for spinal cord injury has become much more popular in recent years. It does lead to many SCI patients staying in the ICU longer for pressors. But is MAP therapy worth it? Check out the latest @EAST_TRAUMA multicenter trial in TSACO: ➡️bit.ly/47ZwmV6
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Jay Doucet
Jay Doucet@jaydoucet·
@Jason_R_Burt @colour_history That was far more likely to be plasma - the fluid should have been straw colored after colorization. The western allies made extensive use of plasma and freeze-dried plasma in WWII, which is more effective than saline in hemorrhage.
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J&L Historical
J&L Historical@Jason_R_Burt·
81 years ago today, a 4th Medical Battalion Corpsman administers a saline drip to a fellow medic of the 4th Infantry Division wounded on Utah Beach. 🪖 @colour_history on the colorization 🎨
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