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REBEL Review #
91
Running out of Analgesia and Sedation Medications due to #COVID19? Anand Swaminathan, MD has put together a list of possible options in REBEL Review #97: Sedation and Analgesia Alternative Medications #management #covid19 #treatment #sarscov2 #criticalcare #coronavirus #medications #sedation #sedative #analgesia #pharmacology #alternatives #Drugs
Algorithm for the Treatment of Severe Hypoglycemia Step #1: IV dextrose bolus Step #2: food (if possible) Step #3: dextrose infusion Step #4a: steroid Step #4b: octreotide #Algorithm #Treatment #Severe #Hypoglycemia #Management #Endocrinology
Calcifications Around the Heart on Chest XRay Case #1: This appearance is typical of pericardial calcification & is associated w/ constrictive pericarditis. Case #2: The "tubular" calcifications are coronary atherosclerotic calcifications in the LAD. The proximal LAD is stented: note the more mesh-like appearance of the metallic struts. Case #3: This is calcified myocardium from an old myocardial infarction. By Dr. Stefan Tigges @StefanTigges #Calcifications #Heart #Chest #XRay #CXR #radiology #cardiology #clinical
Double Shunt on Echocardiogram What do you see on this saline contrast study, in a patient with end-stage liver disease and pulmonary hypertension? 1. Early transit of bubbles = PFO 2. Late appearance with replenishment via pulm veins = intrapulmonary. #2 c/w hepatopulmonary syndrome #1: Pulm HTN (portopulmonary or other) causing ⬆️ RA pressure and R➡️L shunt as RAP>LAP as atrial septum shifts left In addition to dilated and probably dysfunctional RV, R-L shunt in two phases, first likely due to stretched PFO or ASD, and later (after ~5 seconds) appears to be coming from PVeins (extra-cardiac shunt in cirrhosis). by David H. Wiener, MD @DavidWienerMD #DoubleShunt #Echocardiogram #clinical #pocus #a4c #intrapulmonary #cardiology #saline #contrast
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