#Oxygenation

Bryan Broderick, MD

BBroderickMD

1/21 After caring for patients in the ICU with #COVID for the last week, the time seems right for a #pulmonology #tweetorial on #Proning or #PronePositioning @sanjayvdesai @OslerResidency @JHUPCCMFellows @CPSolvers

Matt Mireles

mattmireles

COVID-19 is NOT ARDSEarly intubation + high PEEP to treat hypoxemia may hurt patients"It seems to be some kind of attack on the capillary-alveolar interface combined with some kind of

People_of_Space: Julie

People_Of_Space

Is there life in outer space? The answer should be obvious Yes! Of course there's life in space—that's where Earth is! Our planet is one teeny, tiny corner of an

Adam Strandberg

The_Lagrangian

Hot take that I would like pushback on from people in the field: I think fMRI as a technique for probing cognition is not just useless but worse than useless

ice9

__ice9

Another reminder that outcomes for intubated patients with this disease are... not great.The sorts of vent settings required to keep them from dying of hypoxia tend to further intensify the

Medicus

MedicusFR

Quand tu est cardiologue, ancien Ministre de la Santé, mais que tu ne sais pas lire une étude scientifique et que tu confonds "outcomes" (résultats) and "baseline" (Valeurs de départ)Aie,

Cumbria Hyperbaric

Cumbria_HBOT

Multitweet Thread: Further to recent events & various hypotheses on heamoglobin involvement and respiratory failure along with hypoxemia and oxygen debt, herewith some relevant articles dating back several months to

Matt Mireles

mattmireles

Treating hypoxemia caused by COVID-19 with early intubation + high PEEP may hurt patients"It seems to be some kind of attack on the capillary-alveolar interface combined with some kind of

Mark B. Pochapin, MD

MarkPochapin

After a 4-day tour of duty here are some pearls:#COVIDPearl 1: PE and thrombosis are common. Have a low threshold to treat with full dose Lovenox when Ddimers are markedly

Mohit Harsh, MD

MohitHarshMD

Day 1 Cardiology #Twearls after call #FunFacts MR Murmur can be heard best various locations based on jet directionOsler nodes and Janeway lesions

𝙟𝙤𝙨𝙝 𝙛𝙖𝙧𝙠𝙖𝙨 💊

PulmCrit

some pearls from an article by Martin Tobin about when to intubate patients with COVID (yep, the same one who edited Tobin's textbook on mechanical ventilation)... (#1/6)(full article: https://bit.ly/2XDgovQ ) hypoxemia

Augie Lindmark, MD

AugieLindmark

TIME OF DEATH: 8:05AM. I call the family. We grieve together.The phone call is a balance of being present and being angry.Presence is needed because families deserve my full attention

the palpitations

ThePalpitations

what's it like to be a patient in ITU? thread.1/ it is like a sci-fi/horror movie right now. eerie silence at the best of times, punctuated by Darth Vader type

Phyllis Camera

CameraPhyllis

NO MASKS - From Dr. Judy Mikovits"The masks in stores and on walks outside and while driving in your car is mind blowing to me. Do you not know how

Babak Behgam, DO

BabakBehgam

A 60 year old male with a history of HTN comes in with acute onset shortness of breath. (Clinical details altered). [thread] He was in profound respiratory distress. He was

Harpreet S Grewal

HarpreetSGrewa1

Takeaways from COVID patient care—->by no means this is meant to replace your practice. I am sharing thoughts and experiences from floor and ICU care of #COVIDー19 patients @drdangayach @AlexReynoldsMD