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Aug 16, 2022 23 tweets 18 min read
‼️ #CriticalCare #Tweetorial ‼️

🫁 Tracheostomy Basics & Trach Emergencies 🫁

Join me on a review tracheostomy tube basics and can't miss emergency situations!
 
#EmoryNCCTweetorials

#FOAMcc for #CritCare #EmergencyMedicine #HospitalMedicine #MedEd #Neurocrit #PulmCrit

1/🧵 Goals for this #Tweetorial

1-Review basics of the tracheostomy tube
2- Review anatomy relevant to tracheostomy placement
3- Safety tips for your inpatients with trachs
4- Review emergency situations relevant to trachs

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Mar 23, 2022 23 tweets 18 min read
Another #CriticalCare #Tweetorial!

🫀Left Ventricular Assist Device for the non-cardiologist🫀

Join me on a journey through LVADs with some #FOAMcc highlights useful for #CritCare #EmergencyMedicine #HospitalMedicine #Meded

#EmoryNCCTweetorials
@CardioNerds @emoryheart
1/🧵 Goals for this #Tweetorial
1-Review the basics of what an LVAD is and does
2-Discuss indications for an LVAD
3-Review some common complications of the device itself
4-Review systemic complications of an LVAD

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Nov 4, 2021 21 tweets 18 min read
Time for a #CriticalCare #Tweetorial!

‼️Basics of CRRT for the non-nephrologist‼️

Exiting my typical #Neurology wheelhouse as I tackle some #FOAMcc topics for my own learning. Please join in on teaching and address any mistakes!

#EmoryNCCTweetorials
@EmoryNephrology
1/🧵 CRRT- What does it stand for?!

Continuous- Runs around the clock (sort of)
Renal- The beans!
Replacement- More of a rinse than a true replacement
Therapy- It helps!

@criticalbeansmd @EmoryNeuroCrit @caseyalbin @KrafteKraft4 @mallyaa @VijayanMD
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Oct 23, 2020 13 tweets 8 min read
‼️#Tweetorial Time‼️

“Spinal Cord Vascular Supply”

For my pub in @NeurologyCP I reviewed the vasc supply of this small space in the CNS!

cp.neurology.org/content/early/…

@MedTweetorials @RealDrHu @RyanBPetersonMD @Gradydoctor @EmmGeezee @Tracey1milligan @AaronLBerkowitz #MedEd
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I relied heavily on @neuroangio1 which has a great in depth break down.

Don’t worry, as their figure shows, this is SUPER easy stuff 🤯.

(This is the experts course)

neuroangio.org/spinal-vascula…
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Jul 27, 2020 21 tweets 11 min read
#Tweetorial! Join me on a saga through history and the fields of #Neurology #Neurosurgery and #Pathology! This was prompted by Neuropathology rounds today with @StewartGNeill

"Foix-Alajouanine Syndrome"

@MedTweetorials #MedEd
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"Gesundheit" was my first thought when @StewartGNeill said "Foix-Alajouanine" but some reading turned up some interesting facts about this eponym..

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Jul 15, 2020 18 tweets 11 min read
#Tweetorial time! A little late this week as I’ve been busy on inpatient. Transitioning to #CommonNeuroConsults and this week will start with a #stroke and #ophthalmology topic @DGlaucomflecken @MedTweetorials #meded #medstudenttwitter

“Transient Monocular Vision Loss”
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You may also hear this called “amaurosis fugax” and can be due to an ocular cause, a vascular cause, or an optic nerve head problem!
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Jul 6, 2020 20 tweets 10 min read
#Tweetorial! Continuing with the #NeuroBootCamp my co-chiefs and I are leading @EmoryNeurology on #NeuroEmergencies, today’s #MedEd topic will be:
“Myasthenic Crisis”

Keep in mind I’m approaching this with my #NeuroCritCare hat on @MedTweetorials
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Some basic background info: Myasthenia Gravis is an autoimmune disorder causing faulty neuromuscular junction transmission. Typically due to one of the following antibodies:
-AchR
-MuSK
-LRP4
-Can be seronegative

20% have crisis within 1st yr of diagnosis!
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Jul 2, 2020 13 tweets 8 min read
In honor of nearly 1000 followers and my first official week as #ChiefNeurologyResident, a brief #Tweetorial! Picking a simple topic I found extremely confusing as a #medstudent and #NeurologyIntern “CNS Anatomical Orientation”
@MedTweetorials
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Dorsal, rostrum, anterior, inferior.... why can’t we just say front, back, bottom, and top?!

This actually goes back to embryology. So a brief tangent...
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