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Officially official in the new issue of @CVDH_journal!
“Changes in the #digitalhealth landscape in cardiac electrophysiology: A pre- & peri-pandemic #COVID19 era survey”
Thanks to my #EPeeps #WomeninEP co-authors @CMAlbertEP & Sana Al-Khatib!)
cvdigitalhealthjournal.com/article/S2666-…
“Changes in the #digitalhealth landscape in cardiac electrophysiology: A pre- & peri-pandemic #COVID19 era survey”
Thanks to my #EPeeps #WomeninEP co-authors @CMAlbertEP & Sana Al-Khatib!)
cvdigitalhealthjournal.com/article/S2666-…
We did this study to see how #EPeeps were adapting #digitalhealth, #wearables #telehealth & #mApps use during #COVID19
There were 253 pre-pandemic & 273 f/u surveys completed.
Respondents were mostly:
👨🏻 <55yo
👩🏻⚕️👨🏻⚕️ physicians (85-88%)
🏥 Academic
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There were 253 pre-pandemic & 273 f/u surveys completed.
Respondents were mostly:
👨🏻 <55yo
👩🏻⚕️👨🏻⚕️ physicians (85-88%)
🏥 Academic
bit.ly/3pOxhOq
The percentage of #EPeep self-identifying as #digitalhealth #innovators & early adopters significantly increased while early majority adopters decreased:
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How to do a coronary sinus angiogram:
1️⃣Engage the CS in LAO, then confirm and advance the sheath in RAO. I use a MPA2 or AL2 coronary catheter inside CS sheath & find the CS with a long glidewire. If wire glides in w/o ectopy and is posterior in RAO, you're in.
#EPeeps
1️⃣Engage the CS in LAO, then confirm and advance the sheath in RAO. I use a MPA2 or AL2 coronary catheter inside CS sheath & find the CS with a long glidewire. If wire glides in w/o ectopy and is posterior in RAO, you're in.
#EPeeps
How to do a coronary sinus angiogram:
2️⃣So important to advance CS sheath in RAO. This allows you to see if you're off axis. In LAO, sheath may buckle in the RA & you'll never know until sheath falls out when you try to advance. RAO lets you see that & fix it by torquing sheath.
2️⃣So important to advance CS sheath in RAO. This allows you to see if you're off axis. In LAO, sheath may buckle in the RA & you'll never know until sheath falls out when you try to advance. RAO lets you see that & fix it by torquing sheath.
How to do a coronary sinus angiogram:
2️⃣Once os is engaged, advance sheath over wire and coronary cath in RAO (trust me). If at all possible, try to get sheath high up into the CS, beyond Vieussens valve, but stop before the vessel takes a turns around the superior margin.
2️⃣Once os is engaged, advance sheath over wire and coronary cath in RAO (trust me). If at all possible, try to get sheath high up into the CS, beyond Vieussens valve, but stop before the vessel takes a turns around the superior margin.
