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1/ Running list of #ActionableKnowledgeItems (AKIs per @keaglemd) from the @ACCinTouch #BigSky19 Conference 
2/ From Dr. Greg Hundley @VCUHealth
✔️Cardiac MRI for HF evaluation VERY useful
✔️LGE patterns suggestive for specific diagnoses
✔️T2 images find the "water" --> identify active inflammation/edema (acute injury, myocarditis)
✔️Cardiac MRI for HF evaluation VERY useful
✔️LGE patterns suggestive for specific diagnoses
✔️T2 images find the "water" --> identify active inflammation/edema (acute injury, myocarditis)
2/ Goals of the Teaching Tomorrow's Teachers (3T) course
✔️Develop skills as teachers
✔️Provide a forum for mentorship and feedback
✔️Build a community of educators
✔️Develop skills as teachers
✔️Provide a forum for mentorship and feedback
✔️Build a community of educators
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Let’s continue with Day 7 of the cardiology #FITSurvivalGuide #tweetorial! Today we will talk about basics of stress testing for diagnosing CAD.
#ACCFIT #CardioMedEd #FOAMed @ACCinTouch @ACCCardioEd
Let’s continue with Day 7 of the cardiology #FITSurvivalGuide #tweetorial! Today we will talk about basics of stress testing for diagnosing CAD.
#ACCFIT #CardioMedEd #FOAMed @ACCinTouch @ACCCardioEd
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Let’s start with a case: 55 y/o woman with CV risk factors presents to clinic with mild CP for 3 months. What is the next test if you want to diagnose significant CAD?
Let’s start with a case: 55 y/o woman with CV risk factors presents to clinic with mild CP for 3 months. What is the next test if you want to diagnose significant CAD?
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Not enough info. History/physical critical. Starting meds ok but get a diagnosis if case not clear cut. Exercise testing is better but not appropriate for every patient. Cath first if you believe unstable/high-risk disease or if symptomatic + high-pretest probability.
Not enough info. History/physical critical. Starting meds ok but get a diagnosis if case not clear cut. Exercise testing is better but not appropriate for every patient. Cath first if you believe unstable/high-risk disease or if symptomatic + high-pretest probability.
