Traumatized by the movie #Mrs.Chaterjeevs.Norway. Unbelievable and sad to learn that it is based on a real story.

Simple quiz for residents. One hemodynamic finding from this M mode of pulmonary valve

I might be slightly biased but this has to be his best video ever! (unless he makes a pediatric cardiology one next) On point and hilarious 😆

After a short summer hiatus- @SOPedsEcho SPEED series are back! Join this Tuesday to learn about starting a stress echo program! @rao_sruti @JyothsnaMD @bhimani_salima @AlsaiedTarek @rsk86 @Pri_Asrani

@SimoneJhaveriMD @gooty_vasu @purviparwani @munes_fares @ATandonMD @ShelbyKuttyMD @Kfarooqi @DrNChoueiter appreciate your response

What type of monitors do you use for reading CMR? #CMR #MedTwitter #WhyCMR #SCMR #CardiacImaging #echofirst #CardioTwitter @SCMRorg @NASCISociety

Physicians are always improving ways to treat patients. @JyothsnaMD, assistant professor in the Division of Pediatric & Fetal Cardiology, and Dr. Bibhuti Das, professor of pediatrics and Director of Pediatric Heart Failure & Transplant, gave the Dept. of Pediatrics Grand Rounds.

Remember when the mask mandates came out and pro lifers were like “my body my choice”

For student coming onto #cardiacsurgery: here’s a primer on cardiopulmonary bypass I usually give between rounds and incision You won’t pass perfusion boards from this 🧵but hopefully you’ll feel more oriented at the table. #cardiotwitter #surged #meded #CTSurgery

One poor papillary fibroelastoma story♥️ #echofirst #whycmr

Day 21 of Heart Month: Robert E. Gross, the 1938 chief surgical resident at Boston Children’s Hospital, started his medical training in pathology, and had done autopsies on infants with congenital anomalies, especially those of the heart and great vessels.

Your thoughts

Here’s the deal: Unvaccinated individuals are 97 times more likely to die compared to those who are boosted. Protect yourself and those around you by getting vaccinated and boosted today.

Early 40s. Previously healthy. Unvaccinated. ➡️ COVID PNA. Maxed out on VV ECMO. #PleaseGetVaccinated

I made (at least) 5 research-management mistakes as a young academic. You should avoid these. 1/ You should drop everything possible when you get an R&R and turn that right away.

Vivid demonstration of venous thoracic outlet syndrome, with subclavian vein compression when arms are raised above the head. 🎥 @paulgamboad #MedTwitter https://t.co/YzyRNHX7Z5

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How to have a disagreement that opens minds instead of closing them: How can you possibly believe that? → How did you arrive at that view? That's ridiculous! → I'm surprised to hear you say that. Tell me more You're wrong! → What would lead you to rethink that?