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1/🧡for my #GeneralSurgery folks.
@AmBdSurg oral boards is probably the toughest exam you will face in your career (definitely was for me)!
I couldn't find really good guidance anywhere when I was a resident.
I got #boardcertified within 4 months of graduation,πŸ‘‡ is how to do it!
2/Good @AmBdSurg CE preparation starts with a good preparation for the @AmBdSurg QE!
This πŸ‘‡ is how I studied for the QE:
Read Cameron in PGY-4

In PGY-5:
@SCOREsurg Qs
@SESAP_ Qs
Operative dictations in GS book
Dimicks common scenario book

After graduation:
@TrueLearnLLC Qs
3/ @AmBdSurg QE was like #absite with majority of Qs being straightforward (70%), about 20% requiring 2-3 step thought process to answer & rest being extremely difficult/experimental.
Time management was easier compared to #absite.
πŸ”‘ is to KEEP MOVING & not dwell on one Q!
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1/n) ICMR released Standard Treatment Workflows (STWs) volume 3 which contains 11 specialties with 52 diseases. It is accessible at stw.icmr.org.in/stws and on the Mobile App.
@MoHFW_INDIA @DeptHealthRes #STW
2/n) Standard Treatment Workflows (STWs) on #πƒπžπ«π¦πšπ­π¨π₯𝐨𝐠𝐲 containing 14 major diseases. It is accessible at stw.icmr.org.in/stws and on the Mobile App. @MoHFW_INDIA @DeptHealthRes
3/n) Standard Treatment Workflows (STWs) on #Endocrinology containing 06 major diseases. It is accessible at stw.icmr.org.in/stws and on the Mobile App. @MoHFW_INDIA @AyushmanNHA @WHOSEARO #diabetes
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We proudly share the first @CovidSurg @GlobalSurg paper published in @Anaes_Journal based on the world’s biggest data about surgery following SARS-CoV-2 infection. Hopefully, it will guide practice.

πŸ“ƒIt is open access and you can read it here πŸ‘‡ doi.org/10.1111/anae.1…
@CovidSurg @GlobalSurg Week was an international, prospective cohort study with more than 140,000 surgical patients from 116 countries enrolled 🌏🌎🌍

We compared 30-day postoperative mortality in previously infected patients with SARS-CoV-2 vs patients who never were infected
Previously infected patients having surgery at 0-2, 3-4, 5-6 weeks after the infection have higher mortality rates than patients who never got infected with SARS-CoV-2 ImageImage
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