Prof Dimitrios P Bogdanos
@DBogdanos
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physician, autoimmunologist and soccer father Director, Rheumatology & Clin Immunology, Univ of Thessaly Med. School, Vis Prof King's College London (x),
Larissa, Greece
Joined January 2020
Editor-in-Chief's Top pick (Jan 2025): ✅Characteristics and risk factors for infection in patients with ANCA-associated vasculitis: A systematic review and meta-analysis
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✅Editor-in-Chief's top pick: is endometriosis an autoimmune disease, ⁉️how, when, why?
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👉Editor's Choice-Aut Reviews Jan issue Myelin oligodendrocyte glycoprotein antibody-associated disease (MOGAD): A comprehensive review of clinicoradiological features, therapy and outcomes in 4699 patients globally.
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@hemo_shk @IhabFathiSulima Except TB, Other differential diagnoses of cavitary pulmonary lesions include infections (Staphylococcus, Klebsiella, anaerobes), and non-infectious causes (squamous cell carcinoma of the lung, pulmonary infarcts, Wegener’s granulomatosis, and rheumatoid nodules) to name some.
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@hemo_shk @IhabFathiSulima ACTIVE PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS The CXR shows bilateral upper lobe infiltrates with cavities, suggestive of active pulmonary tuberculosis. Diagnosis is confirmed by obtaining sputum and staining with fluorochrome or Zeil Nielson and culturing with Lowenstein Jansen media.
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@Mteverestfalls Correct (2) Tuberculosis tends to afflict the upper lobes and apical segment of the lower lobes. However, within the upper lobe, anterior segment involvement is rare. Diagnosis is confirmed by obtaining sputum and staining with fluorochrome or Zeil Nielson and long tern culturing
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@Mteverestfalls Correct! The CXR shows bilateral upper lobe infiltrates with cavities, suggestive of active pulmonary tuberculosis. In general, thin-walled cavities (5 mm) tend to be infec-tive and, when thick-walled (10 mm), squamous cell carcinoma of the lung enters into the dx.
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💯Happy New Year 2025! ‼️May your dreams take flight, your goals be within reach, and your heart be full of joy and gratitude for simple and beautiful things that make our life better, greater and enjoyable.
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There is no doubts that drones are more impressive than fireworks! Isn't it?
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Happy New Year to all, Happiness, Joy and Smiles to your lifem, friends and family witin 2025!
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Wow!!! A wish you a happy and prosperous 2025! More love and piece, less unhapiness and misery
i’m speaking for everyone when i say that drone shows are way better than fireworks
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The new issue of Mediterranean Journal of Rheumatology with 17 new informative articles has been published. Worthy to read and explore! . Submit your paper today! No fees, open access, papers in Pubmed! An excellent tool for researchers!
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Happy and Prosperous 2025! Slots for the entry to the Medical School are still available. Appply today via
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Honoring a friend's death is truly about honoring their life. We may feel despair over what may have been, but we try to revel and reflect in the wonderful times we did have with Dr Dimitrios Karokis, the president of the Greek Rheumatology Association who passed away.
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The call is open for International students of the English Medical Degree Programme, University of Thessaly Medical School.
Welcome to the Anatomy Laboratory of the Faculty of Medicine! #meduth #med #medicaldegreeenglishprogram #uth
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Congratulations to friend Prof Theo Dimitroulas for his selection as the new Editor-in-Chief of @MJR. Theo is a rising star and his hard work within/for the Journal had a significant input. I anticipate a great future and a fruitful collaboration.
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I heavily appreciate the determination, leadrship and contribution of my friend George Kitas as the Editor-in-Chief of @MJR for the last 10 years. He has led this open access-no publication fees Journal from its inclusion to pubmed and scopus to getting an impact factor
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Wise words. I have been a PhD candidate, an early and advanced post-doc, and a PI (for almost 20 years). We must always appreciate the help of our post-docs in training and supporting our PhD students especially in their early years. Post-docs are the cornerstones of academia
Postdocs do a lot of invisible labor in academia. The majority of which is helping PhD students. Many of us are happy to do it, but when students fail to acknowledge that help, especially in front of the PI, it kinda kills the vibe. Give people credit for their work.
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