BetterCallLasix @CallLasix

MD, Anesthesiology and Critical Care. All tweets are mine opinion. Joined August 2012

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BetterCallLasix @CallLasix

a month ago

@franciscojlk Definitely interested! But your direct messages are closed by the way

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Ashley Miller @icmteaching

9 months ago

🧵 What drives blood flow – the heart or the vessels? Eminent physiologists have argued this for decades. The disagreement survives because of imprecise causality. Here’s the resolution 👇

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At IncrEMentuM 2025, @emcrit shared a radical idea: To avoid burnout, you don’t need a new job—you need a new mindset. Becoming flameproof is about building resilience from within, not running away from the fire.

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Ross Prager @ross_prager

a year ago

Here are 5 lessons I've learned about the ICU that no-one teaches you in fellowship 👇

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Cliff Reid @cliffreid

a year ago

When I’m the on call intensivist, I make it clear to my team that if we’re called to help with critically ill patients, having no available ICU beds is irrelevant Critical Care is a People, not a Place

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BetterCallLasix @CallLasix

2 years ago

@lzavorszky @NephroP @iceman_ex @ross_prager @msiuba @ThinkingCC @cianmcdermott @ArgaizR Phigh 15 leads to derecruitment (the same we see with spo2) -> derecruitment leads to increased RV afterload (higher cvp) There were works, that showed aprv could be beneficial to RV in case you recruit your lung

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BetterCallLasix @CallLasix

2 years ago

@SwedPaul Два lg oled (c1 и сх), и все еще без этих проблем 🤔

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Segun Olusanya (He/Him) [email protected] @iceman_ex

2 years ago

HOT TOPICS SESSION. #lives2024

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BetterCallLasix @CallLasix

2 years ago

@_linakiedis В разы более приятный опыт использования pencil 2 с paperlike, долговечность наконечников почему-то очень сильно зависит от региона производства

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BetterCallLasix @CallLasix

2 years ago

@m_zawadka @ross_prager @PulmCrit Just the same way and complete gamechanger in everyday practice in Belarus ICU, thanks a lot

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BetterCallLasix @CallLasix

3 years ago

@SwedPaul Ниссан аналогично)

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Jonny Wilkinson @Wilkinsonjonny

3 years ago

Deresuscitation has become more and more ubiquitous within ICU practice. But what tools can we use to do it? Over the next 2 Tweetorials, i’ll explain some pharmacological methods. Focussing on the JICS mix! My talk from #ACCS2023 #FOAMed #POCUS #FOAMcc #medtwitter

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Lakshman Swamy @laxswamy

3 years ago

I often teach the a few core principles of what makes ICU decision making different from treating what appears to be similar problems on the med-surg floors. Here are a few principles I emphasize, in no particular order...🧵

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BetterCallLasix @CallLasix

4 years ago

@GicoBellani @giovannilandoni @Thom_Langer @johnglaffey @DrivingPressure @DrMCecconi In patient undergoing psv/sbt, vasopressor free and slightly sedated I would try to aim lower bp target with help of diuretics aka dryer the patient - better the systems

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NephroPOCUS @NephroP

4 years ago

Time to update the #VExUS resources pinned thread 🧵📌 1/ Tweetorial on image acquisition. #POCUS #MedEd x.com/NephroP/status…

NephroPOCUS @NephroP

4 years ago

#POCUS #MedTwitter #Nephpearls Many #VExUS enthusiasts asked for a #tweetorial on image acquisition pearls. Did one b4 but time for an updated one 🧵 #1 Let's start with basics Color Doppler identifies the flow + tells the direction (blue is away & red towards the probe [BART])

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NephroPOCUS @NephroP

4 years ago

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IMCrit @IM_Crit_

4 years ago

ICU Infectious Disease Pearls and Pet Peeves: I love ID (or at least I did until COVID-19 came into our lives…) and for quite some time I wanted to write a relevant thread. These are some of the simple things that I always try to keep in mind and discuss/apply during rounds: