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Matthew Ho
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@pennmedicine Heme/Onc Fellow via @UCDmedicine; @thebianchilab; @mayoMN_imres
Philadelphia, PA
Joined July 2020
RT @SR_DeshpandeMD: 🧵A brief thread on #CardiovascularSurgery and #PCI approaches for patients with heparin-induced thrombocytopenia (HIT)…
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RT @WolverHeme: Check out our latest episode "The Aquila Study: Blowing Hot Air or a Soaring Success for Smoldering Multiple Myeloma" with…
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RT @SethiRenalPath: Simple concept of GN. It’s all about location! 1. Subendothelial deposits/injury by Ig, immune-complexes, complement,…
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@WilliamAird4 A I think. Normal bilirubin, elevated urobilinogen. Bilirubin broken down in colon to urobilinogen, reabsorbed and filtered by kidneys. Hemolysis results in elevated bilirubin and therefore elevated urobilinogen.
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RT @WilliamAird4: 1/6 TPE-FREE MANAGEMENT OF IMMUNE TTP (iTTP) Retrospective study from Austria and Germany ADAMTS13 activity at baselin…
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RT @Anand_88_Patel: A comprehensive review in @BloodJournal on risk stratification/scoring in MPNs
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RT @phlegmfighter: Here is our article that defines and disambiguates both #ockhamsrazor and #hickamsdictum for #differentialdiagnosis htt…
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RT @AdamRodmanMD: Our first RCT on using an LLM on diagnostic reasoning is out! And the results are 🔥🌶️... adding ChatGPT did NOT improve…
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RT @heacockmd: 1/ Challenge accepted. I have run a series of breast mammograms (x-rays), ultrasounds and MRIs through versions of GPT4 and…
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RT @MithuRheum: 🆕 Infographic on Systemic Lupus Erythematosus! • Recognize signs/symptoms of #lupus and when SLE should be on your DDx • L…
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Great reminder that Na delivery to distal tubules and aldosterone needed for kaliuresis. - diuretics (including caffeine) increase Na delivery to distal tubules —> k loss - hypovolemia decreases Na delivery to distal tubules —> reduction in K excretion
Hypokalemia #Nephpearls and the most interesting case I have ever heard of — Rhabdomyolysis from Caffeine (Coffee/Cola)-Induced Hypokalemia‼️ by @VelezNephHepato @OchsnerNephro @ASNKidney #KidneyWk ☕️ @NYUnephro fellows discussing how much caffeine we’ve taken for exams! LOL!
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RT @Tiff_Caza: Pseudo-AKI - some drugs cause an increase in creatinine due to decreased creatinine secretion. Cystatin C will be normal.…
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RT @AaronGoodman33: Complications of Massive Blood Transfusion ⬆️PT/PTT = pRBC contain no coagulation factors ⬇️Platelet = pRBC contain n…
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@Syed2192 If perfusing (warm, good UOP, no AMS), would trial rate control, which may improve BP. If underlying rEF, wouldn’t use NDHP CCB. Consider adding dig for inotropy.
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RT @AnisheeUndavia: Hey #NeuroTwitter , check out my #neuromuscularbuckets. It's a method to work backward when evaluating patients with n…
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