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Brian Chan
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Infectious Disease doc @bwh_id. Winner, 2nd annual Montgomery Burns Award for Outstanding Achievement in the Field of Excellence
Brookline, MA
Joined May 2009
@PaulSaxMD @robertpdickson There have also been studies like this showing higher mortality for pip-tazo in MSSA bacteremia; wonder if the anaerobic theory explains why!
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RT @PaulSaxMD: Not only is my ID colleague @BrianTanChan very funny, but he can spin an April 1st post better than anyone
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@sigal_md @PaulSaxMD Yes, agree w you and Jake. that’s the problem — it’s hard to give clear guidance to teams on when to treat (and empirically cover for a history of previous coryne) other than ‘vibes.’ But it does feel like we are way over-treating
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@PaulSaxMD @JakeJohnsonMD Not tolerating metro at all, PO for sure and probably not IV. So it’s likely meropenem if I really want to cover these.
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@IDDocJen @MGHBWHIDFellows @bwh_id @AlisseHannaford @nicole_rebusi @BWDionne @jeffpears0n Them: we suspect bacterial superinfection, can we have ceftol/tazo?
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Good news @PaulSaxMD HAART means something else now
We just performed the first aortic valve repair at the MGH using the HAART rigid annuloplasty ring for a young man with a forme fruste bicuspid valve with “swiss cheese” leaflets. Thanks to these master surgeons, Drs. Sundt and Rankin for being there to support this endeavor.
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@PaulSaxMD @IDSAInfo @RebecaPlank Also watercress / fasciola as a possible play-in team. Maybe work on their game, go to the NIT this year, raise their profile
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