#Anaesthesia

Danny Wong (黄永年)

dannyjnwong

THREAD: As I'm prepping for my PhD viva this Friday, I have been reflecting on what I've learned over the past few years and thought I'd put something up for

hibo wardere

HiboWardere

#nofgm thread about preparation of FGMin my days .girls were given dressed and shoes as present prior to your mutilation .girls today are given gadgets of all sorts . The

The Old Operating Theatre Museum & Herb Garret

OldOpTheatre

[1/7] We know what you’re thinking … how were strangulated hernias treated in the 19th century?! Well, fear not because we have some answers! A strangulated hernia is a serious

Lindsey Fitzharris

DrLindseyFitz

#OTD 1901, Queen Victoria's funeral took place. Here's a little medical history THREAD (1/9) about one of Britain's longest reigning monarchs. "Queen Victorian on her death bed" by Emil Fuchs.

Tom Lawson 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 💙

Vapourologist

#JanuAirway Day 15. Jet Ventilation – a bit more niche in anaesthesia / airway management, but fascinating. Here’s a #OnePager covering the basics.@AirwayFirst @AirwayInfo @dasairway @dastrainees @theairwaysite @OTJOnline @UniversalAirw

CritCareRN

rn_critcare

It started as a normal shift... I mean, whatever normal looks like for us these days. I was extra staff so I busied myself with little projects, helping with turns

नेत्रा डाऊ 🙏🇮🇳

onlyonenetra

This is something I am always worried about. Some points to be discussed upon is essential. Please do share your thoughts also on this. These are my opinions, you can

Rupert Pearse

rupert_pearse

The importance of equipoise in clinical research: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/08/05/magazine/covid-drug-wars-doctors.html Thanks @_tim_stephens for spotting. COVID-19 has brought this tricky conversation to the fore. Solutions are long ove

Spark & Co.

Sparkandco_

A recent survey, the UK Household Longitudinal Study, found that 72% of Black people, and 42% of Pakistani and Bangladeshi groups were unlikely to take the #COVID19 #Vaccine. We've created

Dr Pieter Peach

DrPieterPeach

It’s challenging finding the signal through the noise when looking for evidence around respiratory protection in reducing transmission risk for SARS-CoV-2. There are many confounding variables related to the fact

Lucy Abel

LittlerLabel

This is a thread on racial inequalities in health, past and present. White health researchers like myself have a duty to learn the history, educate ourselves on the current issues,

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LynnFynn3

1) 45 years of medical literature on masks: (yet people continue to comply with the foolishness)Masks are useless in preventing the spread of disease and, if anything, are unsanitary objects

Michael Farquhar

DrMikeFarquhar

Wandering down a rabbit-hole of animal sleep this morningOne of the fundamental things about sleep is that, almost without exception, it’s a universal feature of complex living organisms That in

Ross Moy

ross_moy

A with a précis of my thoughts on pre-hospital analgesia for the @RoySocMed Pain Section and @AnaesthesiaRsm . Thanks for having me along to your meeting. Probably the first analgesic

Lewis Goodall

lewis_goodall

Been speaking to several London frontline doctors working in major hospitals. Picture isn’t great. One: “it’s a bit like a warzone. I’d say not far off where we were at

FFAC 🇨🇦

stevelanebitch

A list of scientific studies on why masks do not work and can be harmful to wear for prolonged periods. This was compiled by others and thanks for their work.

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