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Never in the history of medicine has so much been done, by so many, so incompetently, with so little consequence as in the treatment of severe hyponatremia. #Tweetorial 1/10
You shouldn't correct hyponatremia too fast. The speed limit is 8 mmol/L per day. We are terrible at it. In George et al, 41% of 1,490 pts were corrected faster than 8 mEq/L. Look at the poor slobs at the left of the nomogram whose Na actually went down š¤Ŗ 2/10
Thankfully this incompetence is rarely punished. Of the 611 (41% of 1490) patients who over-corrected in the George trial, only 7 developed osmotic demyelination syndrome (ODS). Screw the sodium correction and you can get away with it 99% of the time. 3/10
1/Feeling unarmed when it comes to evaluating cervical radiculopathy & foraminal narrowing on MR?
Hereās a #tweetorial thatāll take that weight off your shoulder & show you how to rate cervical foraminal stenosis!
#medtwitter #meded #FOAMed #radtwitter #neurorad #spine #radres
Hereās a #tweetorial thatāll take that weight off your shoulder & show you how to rate cervical foraminal stenosis!
#medtwitter #meded #FOAMed #radtwitter #neurorad #spine #radres
2/First, the anatomy. Nerve rootlets arise from the anterior & posterior horns, merging to form anterior (motor) & dorsal (sensory) nerves roots in the thecal sac.
These come together & the dorsal root has its dorsal root ganglion before the spinal nerve extends extravertebral
These come together & the dorsal root has its dorsal root ganglion before the spinal nerve extends extravertebral
3/Think of it like a road system but carrying information/impulses instead of cars. Small roads (rootlets) merging to make larger roads (roots), before these finally merge together onto the big highway, which is the dorsal root ganglion and spinal nerve
#MedTweetorial #Part2 on RV Failure based on @NEJM article by @RyanTedfordMD @Brian_Houston12 !
We will discuss RV-PA uncoupling today!
PV loops are a scary thing to many. Refer to this #Tweetorial by my friend @AHajduczok for a primer on PV loops.
We will discuss RV-PA uncoupling today!
PV loops are a scary thing to many. Refer to this #Tweetorial by my friend @AHajduczok for a primer on PV loops.
#1 This image summarizes all the parts of the PV loop of the left ventricle .
Note the end-systolic pressure, end-diastolic volume and stroke volume specifically to understand the upcoming tweets.
Note the end-systolic pressure, end-diastolic volume and stroke volume specifically to understand the upcoming tweets.
Letās begin with a poll
Do you understand what RV-PA uncoupling is?
Do you understand what RV-PA uncoupling is?
1) Welcome to a new #accredited #tweetorial in our series of educational programs on #hypertrophic #cardiomyopathy #HCM. Previous programs, still available for šCE/#CME, are at cardiometabolic-ce.com/category/hcm/.
Now you can earn another 0.75hr credit by following this š§µ!
Now you can earn another 0.75hr credit by following this š§µ!
2) Our expert author is JA Linderbaum MS, ARNP, FACC, FPCNA @jlinderbaum, Associate Professor of Medicine, @MayoClinic, CV #NursePractitioner, Assoc. Medical Editor #AskMayoExpert.
#FOAMed #MedEd @MedTweetorials #CardioTwitter @transformingHC @TNPJ_Journal #cardiology
#FOAMed #MedEd @MedTweetorials #CardioTwitter @transformingHC @TNPJ_Journal #cardiology
3) This program is supported by an unrestricted educational grant from Bristol Myers-Squibb. Statement of accreditation and faculty disclosures at cardiometabolic-ce.com/disclosures/. Credit for #physicians #nursepractitioners #physicianassociates #nurses #pharmacists from @academiccme.
1/Does the work up for dizziness make your head spin?
Wondering what you should look for on an MRI for dizziness?
Hereās a #tweetorial on what you can (and canāt) see on MRI in #dizziness
#medtwitter #meded #neurotwitter #neurorad #radres #HNrad #neurotwitter #stroke #FOAMed
Wondering what you should look for on an MRI for dizziness?
Hereās a #tweetorial on what you can (and canāt) see on MRI in #dizziness
#medtwitter #meded #neurotwitter #neurorad #radres #HNrad #neurotwitter #stroke #FOAMed
2/The etiology for dizziness depends both on how you define dizziness (i.e., vertigo, imbalance) & where you see the patient
For imaging, subtle distinctions in symptoms usually arenāt provided & many common diagnoses are without imaging findings (BPPV, vestibular migraine)
For imaging, subtle distinctions in symptoms usually arenāt provided & many common diagnoses are without imaging findings (BPPV, vestibular migraine)
3/The most important finding on imaging for dizziness is a stroke from vertebrobasilar insufficiency (VBI)
It's a relatively uncommon etiology of dizziness, but its prevalence increases in emergent/acute dizziness populations
Missed VBI can have profound consequences/morbidity.
It's a relatively uncommon etiology of dizziness, but its prevalence increases in emergent/acute dizziness populations
Missed VBI can have profound consequences/morbidity.
1/ Had a great time writing this @EPLabDigest article with @DrCJBradley
tinyurl.com/mryk3cwe
2ļøā£ different perspectives (IC And EP) using different devices (watchman/ amulet) for LAAC in the community center.
Letās take a dive into two different LAAC programs #Tweetorial
tinyurl.com/mryk3cwe
2ļøā£ different perspectives (IC And EP) using different devices (watchman/ amulet) for LAAC in the community center.
Letās take a dive into two different LAAC programs #Tweetorial
2/ #LAAC has come a long way over the past few years and now we have two main players in the space
šø @bostonsci #watchman
šø @AbbottNews #Amulet
Both are very effective and each has pros/cons
My center focuses on Watchman FLX while @DrCJBradley center focuses on Amuletā¦ twitter.com/i/web/status/1ā¦
šø @bostonsci #watchman
šø @AbbottNews #Amulet
Both are very effective and each has pros/cons
My center focuses on Watchman FLX while @DrCJBradley center focuses on Amuletā¦ twitter.com/i/web/status/1ā¦
3/ Historically #EPeeps has taken the driver seat in this space (rightfully so) due to experience with the LA/transeptal. HOWEVER the new gen #IC/structuralist have become a vital part of the team.
#LAAC programs require:
šImplanter
šImager
š§š¼āāļøAnesthesiologist/Cath lab teamā¦ twitter.com/i/web/status/1ā¦
#LAAC programs require:
šImplanter
šImager
š§š¼āāļøAnesthesiologist/Cath lab teamā¦ twitter.com/i/web/status/1ā¦
(1/n) Pain management is far from easy, and having chronic kidney disease only complicates things. Letās take a quick look at the effects pain has on the kidney population, and what we can do about it!
#tweetorial #NephTwitter #pallcare
#tweetorial #NephTwitter #pallcare
(2/n) Pain has a prevalence of 60% in the CKD population, 2-3x that of the general population!
It leads to:
ā¬ļø Depression and Insomnia
ā¬ļø Withdrawal From Dialysis
ā¬ļø Hospital Visits
ā¬ļø Health Related QOL
ā¬ļø Social Support
ā¬ļø Life Satisfaction
It leads to:
ā¬ļø Depression and Insomnia
ā¬ļø Withdrawal From Dialysis
ā¬ļø Hospital Visits
ā¬ļø Health Related QOL
ā¬ļø Social Support
ā¬ļø Life Satisfaction
(3/n) A H&P qualifies pain and chronicity, but every pain discussion should discuss expectations. To set expectations you need to
š“ Determine a pain level that would be tolerable
š“ Come up with a tentative duration of treatment
š“ Discuss risk and benefits of treatment
š“ Determine a pain level that would be tolerable
š“ Come up with a tentative duration of treatment
š“ Discuss risk and benefits of treatment
1/To call it or not to call it? That is the question!
Do you feel a bit wacky & wobbly when it comes to calling normal pressure hydrocephalus on imaging?
Hereās a #tweetorial about imaging NPH!
#medtwitter #meded #neurotwitter #neurorad #radres #dementia #neurosurgery #FOAMed
Do you feel a bit wacky & wobbly when it comes to calling normal pressure hydrocephalus on imaging?
Hereās a #tweetorial about imaging NPH!
#medtwitter #meded #neurotwitter #neurorad #radres #dementia #neurosurgery #FOAMed
2/First, you must understand the pathophysiology of āidiopathicā or iNPH. It was first described in 1965ābut, of the original six in the 1965 cohort, 4 were found to have underlying causes for hydrocephalus.
This begs the questionāwhen do you stop looking & call it idiopathic?
This begs the questionāwhen do you stop looking & call it idiopathic?
3/Thus, some donāt believe true idiopathic NPH exists. After all, itās a syndrome defined essentially only by response to a treatment w/o ever a placebo-controlled trial.
However, most believe iNPH does exist--but its underlying etiology is controversial. Several theories exist
However, most believe iNPH does exist--but its underlying etiology is controversial. Several theories exist
1/I always say you can tell a bad read on a spine MR if it doesnāt talk about the lateral recess
What will I think when I see your read? What do you say about lateral recesses?
Hereās a #tweetorial on lateral recess #anatomy & grading stenosis
#medtwitter #neurorad #spine
What will I think when I see your read? What do you say about lateral recesses?
Hereās a #tweetorial on lateral recess #anatomy & grading stenosis
#medtwitter #neurorad #spine
2/First anatomy.
Thecal sac is like a highway, carrying the nerve roots down the lumbar spine.
Lateral recess is part of the lateral lumbar canal, which is essentially the exit for spinal nerve roots to get off the thecal sac highway & head out into the rest of the body
Thecal sac is like a highway, carrying the nerve roots down the lumbar spine.
Lateral recess is part of the lateral lumbar canal, which is essentially the exit for spinal nerve roots to get off the thecal sac highway & head out into the rest of the body
3/Exits have 3 main parts.
First is the deceleration lane, where the car slows down as it starts the process of exiting.
Then there is the off ramp itself.
The off ramp leads into the service road, which takes the car to the roads that it needs to get to its destination
First is the deceleration lane, where the car slows down as it starts the process of exiting.
Then there is the off ramp itself.
The off ramp leads into the service road, which takes the car to the roads that it needs to get to its destination
1/THREAD
Ever wonder why fluoroquinolones increase the risk of tendon rupture?
It seems so random that a whole class of antibiotics could cause tendon injuries, but the risk is real.
#medtwitter #tweetorial
Ever wonder why fluoroquinolones increase the risk of tendon rupture?
It seems so random that a whole class of antibiotics could cause tendon injuries, but the risk is real.
#medtwitter #tweetorial
2/
Fluoroquinolones inhibit bacterial function by blocking topoisomerase activity.
They first emerged as an antibiotic class in the 1960s, as byproducts of antimalarial quinine development.
Nalidixic acid = the first quinolone discovered.
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/14056431/
Fluoroquinolones inhibit bacterial function by blocking topoisomerase activity.
They first emerged as an antibiotic class in the 1960s, as byproducts of antimalarial quinine development.
Nalidixic acid = the first quinolone discovered.
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/14056431/
3/
The first report of fluoroquinolone-associated tendinopathy occurred in 1983.
2 renal transplant patients received norfloxacin and subsequently developed achilles tenosynovisitis.
Their symptoms spontaneously resolved w/ cessation of the norfloxacin.
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/6223241/
The first report of fluoroquinolone-associated tendinopathy occurred in 1983.
2 renal transplant patients received norfloxacin and subsequently developed achilles tenosynovisitis.
Their symptoms spontaneously resolved w/ cessation of the norfloxacin.
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/6223241/
1/Does trying to remember inferior frontal gyrus anatomy leave you speechless?
Do you get a Brocaās aphasia trying to name the parts?
Hereās a #tweetorial to help you remember the #anatomy of this important region
#medtwitter #meded #neurotwitter #neurorad #radtwitter #radres
Do you get a Brocaās aphasia trying to name the parts?
Hereās a #tweetorial to help you remember the #anatomy of this important region
#medtwitter #meded #neurotwitter #neurorad #radtwitter #radres
2/Anatomy of the inferior frontal gyrus (IFG) is best seen on the sagittal images, where it looks like the McDonaldās arches.
To find the IFG on MR, I open the sagittal images & scroll until I see the arches. When it comes to this method of finding the IFG, "iām lovin it."
To find the IFG on MR, I open the sagittal images & scroll until I see the arches. When it comes to this method of finding the IFG, "iām lovin it."
3/Inferior frontal gyrus also looks like a sideways 3 on sagittal images, if you prefer.
This 3 is helpful bc the inferior frontal gyrus has 3 partsāor "pars"
This 3 is helpful bc the inferior frontal gyrus has 3 partsāor "pars"
šØā”ļøš«Herzrhythmusstƶrungen sind hƤufiger bei Menschen mit red. LVEF. Aber wie sieht es aus, wenn die Rhythmusstƶrung die Ursache des schlappenš«ist?
Ein kurzes Spotlightš”auf das Thema Arrhythmieinduzierte Kardiomyopathie (AiCM).
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#Tweetorial #Cardiotwitter #FOAMed
Ein kurzes Spotlightš”auf das Thema Arrhythmieinduzierte Kardiomyopathie (AiCM).
š§µ1/16
#Tweetorial #Cardiotwitter #FOAMed
GrundsƤtzlich gibt es 3 typ. RhythmusphƤnomene die fĆ¼r den GroĆteil der AiCM verantwortlich sind:
1ļøā£ Vorhofflimmern
2ļøā£ Anhaltende supraventrikulƤre Tachykardien mit HF >100min.
3ļøā£ HƤufige VES (> 10% Gesamtlast)
1ļøā£ Vorhofflimmern
2ļøā£ Anhaltende supraventrikulƤre Tachykardien mit HF >100min.
3ļøā£ HƤufige VES (> 10% Gesamtlast)
š In der Literatur sind Vorhofflimmern und typisches Vorhofflattern mit tachykarder ventrikulƤrer Ćberleitung als hƤufigste Ursachen beschrieben.
Hereās a critical care puzzle & illustrates some important cardiopulmonary physiology:
These two pictures were taken just an hour apart. What intervention was done in between that changed the respiratory pattern? (Red box)
Multiple choice & answers in the š§µ.
1/
These two pictures were taken just an hour apart. What intervention was done in between that changed the respiratory pattern? (Red box)
Multiple choice & answers in the š§µ.
1/
The intervention was:
2/
2/
This is Cheyne-Stokes Respirations (CSR) in a person with heart failure.
The intervention was dobutamine (an inotrope).
Cheyne-Stokes is a characteristically regular crescendo-descresendo respiratory pattern with interspersed periods of apnea.
3/
The intervention was dobutamine (an inotrope).
Cheyne-Stokes is a characteristically regular crescendo-descresendo respiratory pattern with interspersed periods of apnea.
3/
1/ My favourite gene has 15 transcripts, which one should I use for further analysis? To report the position of variants? To design primers for? š¤Æ
This #tweetorial will show you how to filter and prioritise transcriptsā¦ š§µ
#genomics #bioinformatics #Ensembltraining š§¬
This #tweetorial will show you how to filter and prioritise transcriptsā¦ š§µ
#genomics #bioinformatics #Ensembltraining š§¬
2/ To start, look for the #canonical tag in the flags column of the transcript table. The canonical transcript is based on conservation, expression, concordance with @appris_cnio and @uniprot, length, clinically important variants and completeness.
3/ Many Ensembl #canonical transcripts will also be the #MANESelect, which is our collaboration with @NCBI. These transcripts match perfectly with RefSeq transcripts, so are the best to report variant location.
1/Having trouble remembering how to differentiate dementias on imaging?
Hereās a #tweetorial to show you how to remember the imaging findings in dementia & never forget!
#medtwitter #meded #neurorad #radres #dementia #alzheimers #neurotwitter #neurology #FOAMed #FOAMrad #PET
Hereās a #tweetorial to show you how to remember the imaging findings in dementia & never forget!
#medtwitter #meded #neurorad #radres #dementia #alzheimers #neurotwitter #neurology #FOAMed #FOAMrad #PET
2/The most common functional imaging used in dementia is FDG PET. And the most common dementia is Alzheimerās disease (AD).
On PET, AD demonstrates a typical Nike swoosh patternāwith decreased metabolism in the parietal & temporal regions
On PET, AD demonstrates a typical Nike swoosh patternāwith decreased metabolism in the parietal & temporal regions
3/The swoosh rapidly tapers anteriorlyā& so does hypometabolism in AD in the temporal lobe. It usually spares the anterior temporal poles.
So in AD look for a rapidly tapering Nike swoosh, w/hypometabolism in the parietal/temporal regionsāsparing the anterior temporal pole
So in AD look for a rapidly tapering Nike swoosh, w/hypometabolism in the parietal/temporal regionsāsparing the anterior temporal pole
1) Welcome to a new #accredited #tweetorial, "Utilizing Immunohistochemistry Testing, Biomarkers, and Targeted Therapeutics to Optimize Outcomes in Patients with NSCLC," featuring the highlights of a symposium presented at the #ESMOIO22 congress.
@myESMO #LCSM #FOAMed
@myESMO #LCSM #FOAMed
2) The faculty for this outstanding program were @peters_solange (Chair) šØš, @HosseinBorghaei šŗšø, Natasha Leighl MD šØš¦, and @dplanchard š«š·. A truly international roster of experts in #oncology!
Don't miss prior accredited courses in this space at oncologytweetorials-ce.com/category/lung-ā¦.
Don't miss prior accredited courses in this space at oncologytweetorials-ce.com/category/lung-ā¦.
3) This program is supported by an educational grant from Sanofi. Statement of accreditation and author disclosures are at oncologytweetorials-ce.com/disclosures/.
1) Welcome to this #accredited #tweetorial on genetic testing in the evaluation of patients with cystic kidney disease. #Kidney #cysts are a frequent finding, ranging from simple cysts to suspected or confirmed #ADPKD.
Expert author @dguerrot of @CHURouen š«š· leads us!
Expert author @dguerrot of @CHURouen š«š· leads us!
2) This program is supported by an educational grant from Otsuka Pharmaceuticals & is intended for #HCPs. #Physicians #Physicianassociates #nurses #nursepractioners #pharmacists šŗšøšØš¦šŖšŗš¬š§ earn CE/#CME credit. Statement of accreditation & faculty disclosures ckd-ce.com/disclosures
3a) Fortuitous discovery of non-malignant kidney cysts is increasingly frequent with age, and often leads to #nephrology referral.
1/Your babyās all grown up! Cerebellum may mean ālittle cerebrumā but its jobs are anything but little
Do you know cerebellar anatomy beyond vermis & hemispheres?
Hereās a #tweetorial about the functional #anatomy of the cerebellum!
#medtwitter #neurotwitter #neurorad #meded
Do you know cerebellar anatomy beyond vermis & hemispheres?
Hereās a #tweetorial about the functional #anatomy of the cerebellum!
#medtwitter #neurotwitter #neurorad #meded
2/Cerebellum means ālittle cerebrumā or ālittle brainā bc it looks like a mini brain--a mini me to the cerebrum one might say.
However, it does not play a mini role. In fact, despite being significantly smaller than the cerebrum, it contains as many neurons as the cerebrum
However, it does not play a mini role. In fact, despite being significantly smaller than the cerebrum, it contains as many neurons as the cerebrum
3/When most people think of cerebellar function, they think of balance. And the first thing that comes to mind with cerebellar dysfunction is imbalance & dizziness.
However, the cerebellum is involved in much more, including cognitive functions
However, the cerebellum is involved in much more, including cognitive functions
1/ You're finally settled in as an attending and you get a new patient.
They sound brain brain dead.
They clinically look brain dead.
Your team asks if they're brain dead.
Well this turned seriousā¦ a quick #tweetorial about š§ death
#NeuroTwitter #Neurocrit #MedTwitter
They sound brain brain dead.
They clinically look brain dead.
Your team asks if they're brain dead.
Well this turned seriousā¦ a quick #tweetorial about š§ death
#NeuroTwitter #Neurocrit #MedTwitter
2/ The transfer š you got was a 28 yo with no other history. They were concerned about her being in status epilepticus.
You turn off all sedation. They're still unresponsive.
You turn off all sedation. They're still unresponsive.
3/ Clinically, they're intubated and have fixed and dilated š. No corneal or cough and not breathing over the vent. No motor response w/ painful stimuli š¤
You scan their labs - ā no significant abnormalities You check their vitals - ā looks all good
What should we do next?
You scan their labs - ā no significant abnormalities You check their vitals - ā looks all good
What should we do next?
1/Do you know all the aspects of, well, ASPECTS?
Many know the anterior circulation #stroke scoring systemābut posterior circulation (pc) ASPECTS is often unknown
Hereās a #tweetorial to help you remember pc-ASPECTS
#medtwitter #neurotwitter #meded #neurorad #neurology #FOAMed
Many know the anterior circulation #stroke scoring systemābut posterior circulation (pc) ASPECTS is often unknown
Hereās a #tweetorial to help you remember pc-ASPECTS
#medtwitter #neurotwitter #meded #neurorad #neurology #FOAMed
2/Many know anterior circulation ASPECTS. It uses a 10 point scoring system to semi-quantitate the amount of the MCA territory infarcted on non-contrast head CT.
If you need a review: hereās my tweetorial on ASPECTS:
If you need a review: hereās my tweetorial on ASPECTS:
3/But itās only useful for the anterior circulation. Posterior circulation accounts for ~25% of infarcts. Even w/recanalization, many of these pts do poorly bc of the extent of already infarcted tissue. So thereās a need to quantitate the amount of infarcted tissue in these pts
1/To be or not 2b?? That is the question!
Do you have questions about how to remember cervical lymph node anatomy & levels?
Hereās a #tweetorial to show you how--#Superbowl weekend edition!
#medtwitter #meded #neurorad #HNrad #FOAMed #FOAMrad #radres #radtwitter #ENT #radiology
Do you have questions about how to remember cervical lymph node anatomy & levels?
Hereās a #tweetorial to show you how--#Superbowl weekend edition!
#medtwitter #meded #neurorad #HNrad #FOAMed #FOAMrad #radres #radtwitter #ENT #radiology
2/Google cervical lymph node anatomy & you always get this anatomic picture w/the head flung back like a model posing.
But unless you live in LA, your patients donāt look like this & understanding anatomy from this image is difficult
But unless you live in LA, your patients donāt look like this & understanding anatomy from this image is difficult
3/First, you need to know how lymph node drainage works in the neck.
Nodes drain like riversāsmaller streams drain into larger rivers.
In the neck, there are outer circle nodes (peripheral) & inner circle nodesāboth drain into the large river of the deep cervical nodes
Nodes drain like riversāsmaller streams drain into larger rivers.
In the neck, there are outer circle nodes (peripheral) & inner circle nodesāboth drain into the large river of the deep cervical nodes
1/I always tell my fellows, āAnyone can see the bright spot on diffusionāwhat sets you apart is if you can tell them why itās there!ā
Can you tell a strokeās etiology from its appearance on MRI?
Hereās a #tweetorial to show you how!
#medtwitter #neurotwitter #stroke #neurorad
Can you tell a strokeās etiology from its appearance on MRI?
Hereās a #tweetorial to show you how!
#medtwitter #neurotwitter #stroke #neurorad
2/First a review of the vascular territories.
I think the vascular territories look a butterflyāw/the ACA as the head/body, PCA as the butt/tail, and MCA territories spreading out like a butterfly wings.
I think the vascular territories look a butterflyāw/the ACA as the head/body, PCA as the butt/tail, and MCA territories spreading out like a butterfly wings.
3/Of course, itās more complicated than that.
Medially, there are also small vessel territoriesāthe lenticulostriates & anterior choroidal.
I think they look like little legs, coming out from between the ACA body & PCA tail.
Medially, there are also small vessel territoriesāthe lenticulostriates & anterior choroidal.
I think they look like little legs, coming out from between the ACA body & PCA tail.
1/Can you ACE this #MedEd & #TwitteRx #Tweetorial on non-allergic drug-induced angioedema? 57yof w/ swelling of face, lips, and tongue w/ no urticarial rash. Meds: valsartan, sacubitril, metformin, simvastatin, sitagliptin, & risperidone. How many meds may be contributing?
2/Drug-induced angioedema (DIA) can be divided into 2 categories
1ā£ Allergic DIA: IgE-mediated release of histamine from mast cells
2ā£ Non-allergic DIA: Increased vascular permeability mostly from disruption of the kallikrein-kinin system (KKS)
1ā£ Allergic DIA: IgE-mediated release of histamine from mast cells
2ā£ Non-allergic DIA: Increased vascular permeability mostly from disruption of the kallikrein-kinin system (KKS)
3/For non-allergic mediated DIA, easiest to think about changes in bradykinin (BK) activity
š„- šmetabolism of BK (and substance P)
š„- šBK production
š„- šBK receptor activity
š„- šmetabolism of BK (and substance P)
š„- šBK production
š„- šBK receptor activity
1/If all you know is: To Zanzibar By Motor Carāthen you donāt even know half of facial nerve anatomyāliterally!
Hereās a #tweetorial on the facial nerve anatomy you donāt know!
#medtwitter #neurotwitter #neurorad #radres #meded #FOAMed #neurosurgery #neurology #radtwitter
Hereās a #tweetorial on the facial nerve anatomy you donāt know!
#medtwitter #neurotwitter #neurorad #radres #meded #FOAMed #neurosurgery #neurology #radtwitter
2/On coronal MRI sequences, the brainstem in the region of the facial nerve looks like a bodybuilder.
But it looks like one of those body builders who concentrates only on upper body workouts, so they are huge up top (the pons) & but have chicken legs (the medulla)
But it looks like one of those body builders who concentrates only on upper body workouts, so they are huge up top (the pons) & but have chicken legs (the medulla)
3/Facial nerve comes out in this region from between the pons & medulla.
It looks like a weightlifting belt, coming out from the waist between the giant pons upper body & the medulla chicken legs
It looks like a weightlifting belt, coming out from the waist between the giant pons upper body & the medulla chicken legs
