Fluid Mechanics of Coronary Artery Disease Math Fundamentals in Medicine: Lumped Element Model https://t.co/xya6xuG5AQ

Substack(#5) - Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare (Part 3): Medical Image Analysis and Applications - I https://t.co/tUFKCwnx7w AI in Healthcare series Part 1: Terminology and Fundamentals - https://t.co/lKv68BV2BD 2: Scope of Large Language Models - https://t.co/8xVluCSjvs

Substack(#4) - Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare (Part 2): Scope of Large Language Models (LLMs) https://t.co/8xVluCSjvs Check out a customized chatGPT-4 for PubMed searches I have been working on - https://t.co/IN6Mgdycn1 #ArtificialInteligence #LLMs #healthcare

Substack(#3) Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare (Part 1): Terminology and Fundamentals https://t.co/hktX7kQpVb In this multiple-part series (most likely, fingers crossed), join me in learning about AI in Healthcare. We will start with understanding the basic terminology and

Substack(#2) Determining the TAVR Valve Stock Inventory in Hospitals Leveraging math fundamentals and data analysis can drive informed TAVR valve stock inventory decisions. Greater efficiency ==> Better outcomes. #structuralheart #tavr #probability #BusinessOperations

@LucySafi @tilakpasala @dudiyyuriy Thank you Lucy, Tilak, Yuriy, and entire @HackensackUMC team for a very productive day and great start to the CorCinch-HF Pivotal Study

Thank you @AncoraHeart for a great training session today! Looking forward to December! @tilakpasala @dudiyyuriy

QRS remained narrow for 36 hours. Performed EP study: PR 288, QRS 84, AH 210, and HV 56 which was surprising. One explanation for narrow QRS - transient injury to left bundle leading to prolonged PR and simultaneous right and left bundle conduction, hence narrow QRS.

What would you do next?

Procedural fluoroscopy and TEE

92-yr-old man with severe AS and severe MR (P2 flail). pre-EKG: RBBB, LAFB, 1st-degree block (PR 250 ms). Large aortic annulus (~800) and LVOT. TAVR (29 Sapien S3+5 cc) and MitraClip (2 clips with a reduction in MR to mild to moderate) performed. Post-TAVR EKG below. What next?

Second part of @drmortkern’s lecture focusing on “Intracoronary physiology” during @IowaACC and ACC Early Career Section “Interventional Cardiology Board Review”. @ACCinTouch @MahiAshwath @Pooh_Velagapudi @SDRoyMD @MeeraKondapane1 @tilakpasala

Hemodynamic effects of reducing tricuspid regurgitation from torrential to mild-moderate with 3 MitraClip XTW. Pressure tracings recorded via the clip G4 guide. #tricuspid @SorinVPislaru @michelenahector @tjsimard @aelsab @SEH_MD @kashishgoelmd @drpaulfriedman

Check out our article: Novel Use of Echo Fusion and Cardiac Computed Tomographic Imaging Guidance for Percutaneous Paravalvular Leak Closure ⁦@CASEfromASE⁩ ⁦@tilakpasala⁩ ⁦@HackensackUMC⁩ ⁦@ASE360⁩

Since everyone is talking reform, dear editors plz consider 1.Standardize submission processes 2.Pick reviewers/AEs who judge study quality not its fitting w their views 3. 3-months for a decision is too long 4.Allow >24h 2edit the proofs. #cardiotwitter plz add to the wish list!

#productivity

Abnormal aortic cusps - how to do they influence TAVR deployment?

Our case report re-creating the original antegrade transeptal approach to TAVR using an AV rail with long 26 French sheath to protect the septum and mitral valve. Might be a viable alternative access in selected patients.

Fortunately, there are no new strains of #SARSCoV2. Just changes in the letters of its RNA, a slow evolution, that enables precise genomic detective work, tracking of spread from one place to another. A great explainer: https://t.co/zRURAWbi9I @13pt @carlzimmer @NYTScience

The new remdesivir data from Tony Fauci from N >1,000 placebo-controlled trial (unpublished, Oval Office citation) does not show statistically significant reduction in mortality (8% vs 11%, in the right direction) but a clear-cut benefit in time to recovery 11 vs 15 days, P<0.001