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Nick Mark MD
nickmmark
Lots of talk about funny hemoglobin and ‘happy hypoxic’ people with #COVID19. I think we can explain everything using plain old pulmonary physiology. Let’s dive into hypoxic pulmonary vasoconstriction (HPV)
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Lucy Modahl MD PhD
LucyModahlMD
If report CT chest, this is an important entity to know about. This is a very good example of it. Not quite middle-aged male with chest pain and fever, no
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Hiten Patel
MedicalTechDoc
1/ One of my new favorite #POCUS views is the Parasternal short axis (PSAX) view at the AV level. So much can be seen in this view. - AV valve-
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Sarah Brown - wear your mask 😷
GoatSarah
So it appears the way covid kills is by causing vasoconstriction in the pulmonary capillaries. This increases the pressure in them, causing them to breach and leak fluid into the
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Dr. Jenn Conti
doctorjenn
Tonight at Target, woman *yelling* at manager that she has a medical exception to not wear a mask. Me rolling by for the action: “Hi im a doctor. That’s not
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Parijat Sen
ParijatSen11
Learning Advanced Pulmonary Sarcoidosis at #CHEST2020 Before labeling progression of pulmonary sarcoid, rule out other causes of worsening cough or dyspnea Pick your poison when it comes to biomarkers to
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david lilienfeld
lilienfeld1
@asymmetricinfo As an epidemiologist, I'm amazed that the only thing that's discussed about Covid-19 and the lockdown is mortality. It's not just mortality, though. A 25% pulmonary function deficit that
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Yishan
yishan
HAPE symptoms similar to covid: "HAPE was misdiagnosed for centuries, as evidenced by frequent reports of young, vigorous men suddenly dying of “pneumonia” within days of arriving at high altitude."https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/
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Simon Ashworth
DrSimonAshworth
How should we consider #COVID19?This is primarily a vitally induced thrombotic disease spread by droplets Post-mortems tell us the virus causes endothelial damage and overt blood clots in both small
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Willy Kemp
WKemp_MT_FPDoc
Forensic pathology question #9 Answer#FPQuestion #Forensics#tweetorialMy colleagues & I feel that COD/MOD basics are important for residents to know for their in-service. &, also great for med. students, since it
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Neil Maharaj
NeilMaha
I've been critical of @fordnation & @celliottability due to a lack of planning for #COVID19 & little foresight for patient care. Now, they have unilaterally forced a loan onto @OntariosDoctors.
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The Blood Pressure Champion🇰🇪
zablonorina1
Ever heard about a person who died from the complications of a clot that traveled to the lungs from another part of the body e.g the legs? Stand up let’s
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Clive Peedell
cpeedell
Trying to achieve “herd immunity” to #COVID19 through infection rather than a vaccine is a very bad idea. This is not only because health services will be overwhelmed, leading to
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Cherie Antoinette
sheriantoinette
Y’all I’ve gotten some great insight regarding COVID. Over the past few nights I’ve made some observations. And COVID is more of a vascular problem than a pulmonary problem, but
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Andrew Sanchez
ASanchez_PS
Back to #pulmonology quick hits! Today I'll present a schema for the PULM MANIFESTATIONS OF LUPUS – all info from https://www.uptodate.com/contents/pulmonary-manifestations-of-systemic-lupus-erythematosus-in-adults#H402634822 First,
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Chris Meadows
mrbrownsauce
To explain our rationale...COVID-19 seems to present as 2 phenotypes: initially high compliance with poor V/Q match and low recruitability, ‘dry’ lungs; versus subsequent low compliance, ‘wet’ lungs, potentially recruitable.
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