
Sangita Basnet MD
@sangitabasnet11
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Proud mom, #PedsICU doc, Chair 1st PCCM Fellowship Program in Nepal, Back home in #Nepal after 27 years expat in the USA and loving it!
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Joined May 2017
#Nepal PICU fellows saving lives using handheld USG for POCUS. #POCUS for #LMIC Cost of handheld $3000, reg USG $30,000 #pedsICU
@PedsICU_tweets @NepasOfficial1 @WFPICCS @bmarkovitz_PCCM @DrJanakKoirala
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POCUS workshop taught by the newly established #PedsICU Chapter of #NepalPediatricSociety @NepasOfficial1 @PedsICU_tweets
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We are trying so hard to save little lives. But #1 cause of death in children 1-19 years is something that seems to be completely out of our control. Nearly 49K Americans died from gun violence in 2021
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First #Pediatric #MechanicalVentilation Workshop in #Nepal. #NepalPediatricCriticalCareTeam- thank you! #PedsICU @WFPICCS @PedsICU_tweets
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First POCUS formal training for pedi residents in Nepal. at Patan Academy of Health Sciences #PedsICU @PedsICU_tweets
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No tourniquet for snakebites- can cause gangrene. Splint or sling immobilization is the best initial management- to decrease mobility so that absorption of venom is decreased.
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Green Pit Viper or White-lipped Pit Viper. Venom has a thrombin-like effect and platelet-aggregating activity causing hypofibrinogenemia and coagulation issues.
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Official numbers: > 20K get bitten in Nepal and >1000 die- an underestimation.
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My first case of #snakebite after return to #Nepal. See picture in the thread below and guess the snake, primary pathology, & first aid. @PedsICU_tweets @ab_peds
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Surviving Sepsis 2071 Biomarkers: beyond procalcitonin. Talk by Dr Hector R. Wong #CCC50
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There is also evidence of fecal shedding in the stool for several weeks after diagnosis, leading to concern about fecal-oral transmission of the virus, particularly for infants and children who are not toilet-trained, and for viral replication in the gastrointestinal tract.
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Prior studies have shown that children from whom coronaviruses are detected from the respiratory tract can have viral co-infections in up to two-thirds of cases.
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