Suchitha Kuntla
@DocPeriop
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PGY2 MD Anaesthesiology RMLH Delhi l MBBS (2017-22) AIIMS Bhopal l ATLS Instructor l Trauma Anesthesia Enthusiast l Nerd #MedReadsAnesthesia
Delhi, India
Joined April 2023
Heartening to see the response on this post. We need more people in the field of medicine to talk about books/sources they read from. Academia is as important as clinical learning for us. It gives you all the possible reasons to understand, question and change routine clinical.
One of the best purchases. Highly recommend peeps new to Anesthesia to read it for better integration of physiology and #Anesthesia concepts.
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The rain makes me want to stay home and curl up with a good book. One predictable rain cliche Phyllis misses!
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Looking back, I think the xSEED curriculum contributed a lot to who I'm and how I think and discourse in terms of academics today. I absolutely have no idea as to who came up with it and how they managed to bring it to a school in a small town, but I'm glad it happened!.
@spinesurgeon We had this seating arrangement in my class 7th for a few months. Kids started to complain about neck pains and parents showed up in the principal's office. It was changed back to rows. It was fun interacting with the whole class that way though. They were also trying this new.
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I've attended e-FONA/FONA-PCT CME/workshop today and one good speaker mentioned his choice of mode of Ventilation while doing a PCT is PCV. Is any mode particularly proven to be superior to others? Do we have any explanation for it sir? What is your preference/opinion regarding
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The 'inverted bottle effect'. CSF leaks as a result of base of skull trauma,post-surgery/LP lead to eventual accumulation of air. (Just as in the gif). The other mechanism is 'one way valve' with a dural tear and air entry, like in a pneumothorax.
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Interesting panel discussion on Perioperative management for Whipple's surgery today, as a part of ISA Delhi Academic Series, 2025. #anesthesia .#Whipples
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I was about to quote too, sir. Adding a few more interesting case reports I've collected, few yet to be read. Thank you for sharing this today :) @drmohansai. 1. 2. 3.
A great read on pneumocephalus and the tension it creates!.
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If I were you, I'd give up selling vegetables at this point. @letsblinkit .Honestly tired of complaining this often!
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RT @GaetaAmy: I am horrified by how many academics are using AI to summarize research papers and books, not reading them otherwise. Intelle….
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Watching #UppuKappuRambuOnPrime . Such a refreshing plot. It truly felt like reading a very well written political satire. @ActorSuhas Appreciate your script selection man. You might soon have a great variety in your filmography, unlike many other lead actors in TFI. Great.
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If you're someone who enjoyed reading Robbins as an undergraduate, these two articles mentioned here shall be a treat to read. A little bite of Nostalgia!.
Evolution can be viewed as crude a process as reptiles becoming birds, monkeys becoming men or as fine a process as "Coupling innate immunity and Coagulation". I was reading about DIC and it's management (Thankyou for sharing beautiful material @drmohansai). There was repetitive
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While reading this, I also realised something. As physicians working in ICU and wards, we cry about leaky capillaries in sepsis. The whole concept of depleted intravascular volume, fluid responsiveness, congestion - decongestion, organ hypoperfusion revolves around these bloody.
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Evolution can be viewed as crude a process as reptiles becoming birds, monkeys becoming men or as fine a process as "Coupling innate immunity and Coagulation". I was reading about DIC and it's management (Thankyou for sharing beautiful material @drmohansai). There was repetitive
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