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PRIME: Procedural Research and Innovation for Medical Educators. We aim to advance procedural research + education within Internal Medicine. R/T not endorsement

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@ProcedurePRIME
PRIME Procedural Research and Innovation
4 years
Hi #medtwitter! We’re #PRIME - a group of (mostly) Internal Medicine physicians dedicated to advancing procedural innovation, safety, and research. Follow us for discussions around procedural technique; evidence updates, live Q&A, and more!
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@ProcedurePRIME
PRIME Procedural Research and Innovation
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In patients *without cirrhosis* who have culture-negative neutrocytic ascites, I treat for peritonitis when
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@nickmmark
Nick Mark MD
3 years
Interesting RCT in @NEJM about platelet transfusions prior to CVC placement in people w/ thrombocytopenia (Plt 10-50k): - higher rate of grade 2-4 bleeding w/o Plt transfusion: 11.9% vs 4.9% - difference driven by much more bleeding w/ subclavian lines https://t.co/MwlDtLPxub 1/
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@NephroP
NephroPOCUS
3 years
#POCUS image of the day πŸ“Έ Classic example of rapid atrial swirl sign (RASS) - rapid opacification of right atrium after saline (preferably agitated but not necessary) injection. Positive test suggests correct placement of central venous catheter #MedTwitter #Nephpearls #FOAMcc
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@ProcedurePRIME
PRIME Procedural Research and Innovation
3 years
Nice description the technique here:
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@ProcedurePRIME
PRIME Procedural Research and Innovation
3 years
Cochrane wants further study of this technique
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@ProcedurePRIME
PRIME Procedural Research and Innovation
3 years
This study found a sensitivity of 96.5% (95% CI, 88–99.6%) and a positive predictive value (PPV) of 98.2% (95% CI, 98.1–98.3%).
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@ProcedurePRIME
PRIME Procedural Research and Innovation
3 years
Interesting, would love to hear from folks who use POCUS exclusively
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@ProcedurePRIME
PRIME Procedural Research and Innovation
3 years
Discussion tomorrow after poll concludes :)
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@ProcedurePRIME
PRIME Procedural Research and Innovation
3 years
I use POCUS to confirm NG tube placement
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@katiewiskar
Katie Wiskar
3 years
Ok team. Let's talk about this mysterious, pulsatile-appearing thing in the abdomen. Many of you were concerned that this was a massive AAA 😱😱😱 And, to be fair, that was my first split-second reaction when I scanned the patient as well. BUT!
@katiewiskar
Katie Wiskar
3 years
#POCUS puzzle time again: What's the large circular anechoic structure seen here? Probe is placed on the patient's abdomen in the epigastric region. Patient was in the ICU in profound shock NYD.
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@carlosmenegozzo
Carlos A. Metidieri Menegozzo MD, PhD, FACS, TCBC
3 years
@ProcedurePRIME @DrGalenMD @MFleshner301 @ria_dancel @curlypocusmd @buckeye_sanjay @katiewiskar @JosephineCool1 @ProcdocAU @IM_POCUS @G2Disrupt @cameron_baston @DrKukaracha @medmanny @EAFischer Agree 100%. I've been teaching a simple approach for tube thoracostomy using ultrasound. Published it in 2018. This seems like a great opportunity to share! https://t.co/1usxLCJhQj
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@Srivatsa34
SrivatsaNagachandan
3 years
@ProcedurePRIME
PRIME Procedural Research and Innovation
3 years
One of the feared complications in thoracentesis is hemothorax due to laceration of an intercostal artery. Let's talk about how to avoid it 🧡
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@iceman_ex
Segun Olusanya (He/Him) [email protected]
3 years
This is a nice thread on a common #pocus procedure. #foamed
@ProcedurePRIME
PRIME Procedural Research and Innovation
3 years
One of the feared complications in thoracentesis is hemothorax due to laceration of an intercostal artery. Let's talk about how to avoid it 🧡
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@okusanyamd
Olugbenga Okusanya MD
3 years
This is pretty neat. Directly applies to pigtail placement. The rib is your first target. Not the space.
@ProcedurePRIME
PRIME Procedural Research and Innovation
3 years
One of the feared complications in thoracentesis is hemothorax due to laceration of an intercostal artery. Let's talk about how to avoid it 🧡
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@ProcedurePRIME
PRIME Procedural Research and Innovation
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@ProcedurePRIME
PRIME Procedural Research and Innovation
3 years
The second one looks in our proposed needle entry location over the rib to confirm that there is no vessel in that location:
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@ProcedurePRIME
PRIME Procedural Research and Innovation
3 years
Our practice when doing this is to take two clips: the first one confirms a vessel on the underside of the rib (where we don't want to hit)
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@ProcedurePRIME
PRIME Procedural Research and Innovation
3 years
When doing this, it is essential to use a Doppler mode targeted to low-velocity flow. This means either using regular colour Doppler with your Nyquist set to LOW; or using Colour Power Doppler.
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