#PubMed

M. Jeffres

PharmerMeg

Summary of the HCQ and QTc ed I've been upto #COVIDー19HCQ is a derivative of quinine (Class 1a antiarrhythmic) and inhibits Na channels. This causes a slowing of phase 0

Call Me Ishmael

RJ_Howes

2019 Jan. [Acne conglobata: Fact or fiction?] [Article in French]Revuz J, Poli F. http://em-consulte.com/article/1271825/Je ne sais pas! If fact it's a part of Acne Inversa Syndrome?If fiction "Acne Inversa" ceases

Harish Seethapathy

BetterCallSeeth

Fun fact about this study which highlights a quirk of our fellowship program @MGHKidneys @BWHKidney For those who do not know, our 1st year of fellowship is split equally between

Erik Hermstad MD MBA

EHermstad

Vitamin D and COVID-19.I saw @ChrisMasterjohn post something about how he wasn't taking vitamin D because it could potentially increase ACE-2 receptors. So, I started checking it on my admitted

Saman Nematollahi

TxID_Edu

2 more studies about obesity and #COVID19Obesity w/ #SARSCoV2 and ventilationRetrospective, 124 pts- showed that obesity may be a risk factor for worse outcomes in #COVID19 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/32271993 https://twitter.com/TxID_E

Rita Banerji

Rita_Banerji

Thread: people are reporting symptoms like headaches, breathlessness and nausea due to prolonged mask wearing. I am going to put a few research links on effects of masks here. 2/

John Bloch MD MPH

doc_bloch

I am working on a teaching case for medical students and I have a genuine question: why do we present “mystery cases” in the order of the H&P even though

AS4SANinc

AS4SANinc

Artifacts or not? Today’s thread will be talking about some of the unexpected findings in patients with neurological disorders, in which the #cerebellum was believed to be unaffected until recently.

Tony Breu

tony_breu

1/14Why is secondary dengue infection more likely to cause hemorrhagic fever than primary infection?Not all infections confer immunity, but why would prior exposure lead to WORSE outcomes?To answer these questions,

Lee E. Rubin, M.D., FAAOS, FAAHKS, FAOA

DrLeeRubin

I love #UKA. Here is a 2 year XR on patient with focal medial knee OA, ROM 0-136, no pain, loving the new partial #KneeReplacement. Targets are 90 on AP,

Juli Tkotz

juli_tkotz

Please stop justifying the "growing interest" in the field with a pubmed search. It's hard to find a keyword where there ISN'T an increase in papers. Here's e.g."banana".I award a

Jonathan Mesiano-Crookston @/#COVIDisAirborne

jmcrookston

Guess I'll just do a quick post about this.Remember back in early 2020 when everybody was saying maybe masks would work to stop the spread? But certain people said nah,

Andrew Prayle is immunised

andrewprayle

Giving a talk in a moment on breathing in cleft lip and palate. The references to the talk, and some further reading are here. Going to be a thread of

John Brownstein

johnbrownstein

So I recognize that the concept of participatory surveillance might seem novel and potentially scary. But actually there is a rich history.Historically, it was used in the eradication of smallpox

Javeed Sukhera MD PhD

javeedsukhera

A1: There are some models that are getting close but we haven’t yet moved the needle enough. Most of #meded has focused on diversity and inclusion but has yet to

Tom Folan, MD

tomfolanmd

We only have 3-4 month survivors of COVID19 and so we are only familiar with acute effects. There is concern for chronic effects to include: Pulmonary fibrosis Heart failure Liver