Are you familiar with using microfluidic shear to assess coagulopathies? This recently developed technology may mimic in vivo clotting better than current conventional methods. @LHVuoncino et al recently published a study on this new technique: ➡️ https://t.co/qxcFmdaoff

Diving deep into the enigma of 'fit' in surgical residency selection! Our latest study in @JSurgEduc sheds light on how otolaryngology residency selection committees navigate this complex factor. Explore the insights here: https://t.co/prrkECyNlq #surgicaleducation #meded

Fantastic Trauma Grand Rounds with the one and only @callcura at @SurgeryUH @CWRUSOM today! So much opportunity for thoughtful application of AI to help us in day-to-day clinical work. @UHSurgeryRes @DrKenRemy1

Cell-Free Hemoglobin in the pathophysiology of trauma CCR Journal Watch https://t.co/Sp06oA6IDG Get the latest critical care literature every weekend via the CCR Newsletter - subscribe at https://t.co/nitMzacLrj

Happy to report our new scoping review, laying out the potential roles of Cell-Free Hemoglobin in the pathophysiology of Trauma and the major open questions in the field. https://t.co/h1LlPXBXKo @callcura @drajrobles @DrKenRemy1 @MontyMazer

Check out this fascinating study on the financial cost of low value care in trauma. Top two culprits: admission for isolated blunt abdominal trauma with negative CT, and ICU admission for mild TBI.

Now published in the latest issue of @CritCareMed - Vol. 51, No. 1, January 2023 with a great editorial from @AkramMZaaqoq and @efan75

Further support for prone positioning in Covid-19 patients on ECMO! Another great piece from @NesselerNicolas and team in Rennes. Critical Care Medicine

Check out this great piece from the one and only @ninazhao. So important that those giving and receiving OR feedback are on the same page. Feedback tools must be used thoughtfully!

Wrong @NesselerNicolas!

Propensity-matched patients extubated while on VA ECMO had more ICU-free days than those kept intubated. One fewer reason to keep patients sedated? Great study from @nesseler team in Rennes.

A new thoracic ultrasound measurement after congenital diaphragmatic hernia repair may be useful tool to study how diaphragm motion affects post-op lung development and function. https://t.co/vf8ehnckZy @drtonyMD23 @NorahLiang

No need to waste perfectly good platelets! Combined Platelet and Erythrocyte Salvage: Evaluation of a New Filtration-based Autotransfusion Device https://t.co/X2JbBcZbTm @NesselerNicolas @MansourRennes

We are thrilled to announce our new general surgery categorical resident class of 2028! A big congratulations to these future leaders in surgery; we are delighted you have found a home here @UCSFSurgery. #Match2021 https://t.co/pM1GA305Ch

Mark Barry, MD @ShibaniPati @UCSFSurgery identify that early cryoprecipitate after trauma and hemorrhagic shock protects endothelial barrier in vitro and reduces lung injury, inflammation, and vascular permeability in vivo in a murine model #fellowshipofthesnow #WTA2021

Five ongoing trials to help determine the optimum duration of antibiotics in sepsis. 2021 is looking more promising already!

We know that post-op infections are bad news, but how bad? Nicolas Nesseler's group in Rennes just published elegant analysis of large cardiac surgery cohort. Post-op infxns in 4%, but mortality attributable to hospital-acquired infxn 17%.

Check out this great editorial from @julesbass6 and @ajplung on the future of sepsis research. Next steps: Define biologic underpinnings of sepsis heterogeneity, return to studying sepsis as a systemic disease, diversify models

Upper Gastrointestinal Endoscopy could be a useful tool for ACS Surgeons. The first five years of our experience suggests that, with the right support, you can develop this practice organically. @JonCarterMD, @MLinSurgery

Phenomenal piece. As mentors, one of the most important things we can teach is integrity. Without integrity, scientist have nothing.