Had a blast talking with @fadamsmd about updated guidelines on steroid use in ARDS, sepsis and CAP on @NYUDocs — though at 6a, my face is only for radio! 😂 Thanks for having me!

Excited to be talking about steroids in sepsis, ARDS and CAP this Tuesday morning on @NYUDocs!

RT @accpchest: As the tragic #CaliforniaWildfires continue, those with respiratory disease will be most impacted as exposure continues. Lea…

RT @PeggyLeungMD: Excited to share our @JAMA_current CGS on SCCM’s 2024 guidelines on use of corticosteroids in sepsis, ARDS, and CAP! 📣…

RT @cliffreid: 1. Optimise patient position Ear-to-sternal notch horizontal alignment with neck flexion never lets you down. Also called '…

My favorite airway rescue device! One thing I always have at the head of the bed with me when I’m intubating.

RT @cliffreid: The iGel is a great supraglottic airway device But like other supraglottic airway devices (SAD) it's not foolproof Here's…

Best way to wrap up the pulmonary unit for @WeillCornell MS1s with @Doclief interviewing Dr Chris Belardi — one of our ED physicians, medical educators and COVID ARDS survivor. An inspiration and a privilege!

RT @nickmmark: Here’s another pulmonary physiology question that *everyone* who gives O2 to patients ought to know: What is the primary me…

@emily_fri @eemoin @msiuba @iceman_ex Especially so when they’re really sick and can’t lay flat! Yes, higher rate of infections with femoral lines. But femoral line for a few days, then convert to IJ — if we’re talking about avoiding intubation, I think it’s worth it

I’m still going to say free healthcare, but… like a good neighbor, State Farm is there. Anyway, thanks for the chuckle, @AlexaKlorman 😂

@meredithturetz gave a ⛹🏻‍♀️🏀🗑️ (slam dunk) talk about restrictive lung diseases and touched upon the finding of clubbing. We can’t talk about clubbing without the great Dr. Cooper’s tweetorial about it! 🧵👇🏻

RT @IM_Crit_: ICU snapshots: What do you think?

It’s my favorite time of the year — time to teach pulmonary physiology (and patho-) to the MS1s @WeillCornell with my partner in learning @meredithturetz. Had the opportunity to teach a new lecture today on gas transport — and had so much fun! 🥸🫁💨

@jducanto @hraza222 We don’t get 8 minutes of apnea time in the MICU, so would’ve had a tube loaded on a bronch for anticipated difficult airway & lifted tissue with laryngoscope and pass tube over bronch. Just need 2 operators. Especially love now the side by side VL & bronch on the GlideScope now!

RT @kidney_boy: And what was the consequence of all that hyponatremia? All that rapid correction? 12 of osmotic demyelinating syndrome. 12…

RT @BetterCallSeeth: 🚀Na over-correction (Na📈) as THE (only) cause of ODS/CPM: An absurd over-simplification. Since 1980s, Na📈 has been po…

RT @PulmCrit: “this bronchoscopy could have been an induced sputum” “this A-line could have been a cuff pressure” “this intubation for ‘a…

@galbamd

We love a mini @BIDMC_IM @BIDMC_Medicine @BIDMChealth reunion in the CCU at @WeillCornell @nyphospital! We’ve come a long way in the last decade — from intern night float to attending in the ICU!