Kyle Cooper
@KyleCooperMD
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Associate Director of IR and IR/DR Residency Program Director, Loma Linda University (#irad), cat 1 cyclist, husband and father of two. My tweets are my own.
Loma Linda, CA
Joined September 2014
RT @rbarbosa91: 🧵regarding 'the crimp' and other technical pointers having to do with securing surgical drains with suture. We'll go over….
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RT @rbarbosa91: When suturing a drain in place:. If the suture (yellow arrow) and/or the portion of tubing it’s placed at (green arrow) is….
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RT @linemonkeymd: @coqumragep279 @ec_schoen You have demonstrated that you do not understand how this works, so I will demonstrate this for….
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Front and center, future @LLUHealth #irad faculty member @SidKulkarni3 getting some live case experience! Nice work!! Great case @bonesz.
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RT @ChengaziMD: Chronic PVT with recurrent GIB, calcified occlusions of SV and extensive cavernous transformation of PVs - #VIRad creativit….
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RT @roblookstein: @JoeTMarion @SIRspecialists @JVIRmedia @linemonkeymd 6. There is robust data from an ACR/SIR collaborative project that s….
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RT @medravi: Recalcitrant hepaticojejunostomy stricture treated with laser stricturotomy followed by steroid injection directly into strict….
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RT @PERTConsortium: Future leaders in PE care, don’t miss this! Join us tomorrow for a webinar designed to meet the clinical practice and p….
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I can’t remember where I originally learned this or who taught it to me, but I am glad I now know what it is called and have a reference to show my trainees. This is how I close the running subcuticular stitch for every port I place. Great post! @SIRRFS.
Repeat🧵describing the Aberdeen knot:. an underappreciated surgical knot that is used to secure a running suture. It has been shown to be more secure than a square knot. We will cover how to do it, what not to do, and a modification that may make it more secure. (1/ )
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Moving in the right direction but still lagging behind surgery. Thank you for all your hard work @womenirads - important for me as a PD to have a network to plug my female IR trainees into for mentorship and networking.
Attending IRs at 9.8%, integrated res at 22% women, huge improvement over the years! Keep up the amazing work @womenirads through mentorship and representation.
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RT @EPotterMD: Another insurance denial. Another patient put at risk. We did everything right. My PA saw a patient with signs of a Deep V….
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Gotta get outside for at least an hour every day while here in beautiful Nashville! 🚴‍♂️ #SIR25NASH @SIRspecialists
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TP trunk is bigger, much easier to stick.
A new era in coronary access: the posterior tibial approach. In the continuous search for safer, more patient-friendly, and anatomically inspiring approaches in coronary diagnostics and interventions, we are pleased to share our experience with the posterior tibial artery access
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You could hear a pin drop in the room during this chilling account by @sebastianjunger telling us all about the experience of almost dying and then being saved by #irad. After my own near-death experience in 2022, I have never identified with a keynote speaker more. Wow.
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Thankful to have “joined the club” tonight! I found my 2nd family when I came to my first @SIRspecialists meeting in 2012. Feels good to be recognized and congratulated by a room full of so many amazing IRs that I will always look up to. I’ll wear the letters proudly. #SIR25NASH
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All of this.
When I talk to doctors who want to leave clinical medicine, it’s never that they hate taking care of patients. They LOVE, taking care of patients. It’s the uncompensated administrative burden, and the Orwellian oversight that deters them away from clinical practice. That’s what.
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RT @SDhandMD: OC Angio Club is BACK!! 4/23. Share cases and enjoy good vibes and company!!! In person only, sorry!!. Shoot me a message….
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