Stephanie Braunthal, DO
@SGBraunthal
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Obstetric & Hospital Medicine @BrownObMed. Bridging IM and Ob-Gyn to improve pregnancy and women’s health via @ccfimchiefs @wellesley @com_at_une Views my own
Joined June 2019
RT @BrownObMed: 1st #Cardioobstetrics journal club with members of Cardiology, MFM, Ob Med, med students, and IM residents.
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RT @BrownObMed: Check out the latest @ACPIMPhysicians @IMMattersACP from the Director of our division and fellowship Dr. Sri Mitta on why t…
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RT @BrownObMed: We had a full house! Thanks to everyone who came to our medical problems in pregnancy workshop @SocietyGIM NE meeting! DM i…
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@DrKJobbins @SocietyGIM @KWrennMD We’re grateful for YOU! Kept us organized and energized all year ⭐️
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RT @BrownObMed: Going to the @SocietyGIM New England Regional Meeting tomorrow? Come check out the “Common Medical Problems in Pregnancy an…
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Thanks for following! In sum, @IntSocObMed/@SOM_ANZ was wonderful. So many additional presentations that were educational and breaking ground. Now @kheidecorn and I will be tourists. Thanks to @BrownObMed for allowing me the time to attend!
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The conference ended with a panel discussion on the progress of international recognition of Obstetric Medicine. Thank you to the giants of past and present who are paving the way!
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@cathwilliamson5 provided an overview of how pregnancy-associated metabolic conditions (eg GDM and ICP) can help us unmask genetic conditions such as MODY, and how shared genetic mutations may be present in the evolution of multiple conditions
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Dr. Gibbs provided a chilling overview of vascular emergencies, with a reminder of the dangers of not just type A dissections, but also type B and splenic artery aneurysms. As a @CCF_IMCHIEFS alum, I also enjoyed hearing updates on @CleClinicHVTI London after the talk
Superb (scary!) overview of Vascular Emergencies in Pregnancy provided by Prof Richard Gibbs. Need a high index of suspicion for dissection!
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RT @IntSocObMed: There is also a focus on the obstetric health of Australian First Nations women
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RT @IntSocObMed: Dr Marilyn Morris is speaking at ISOM/SOMANZ 2024 about efforts and challenges to improving maternal healthcare in Papua N…
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RT @IntSocObMed: The global health focus continues at ISOM/SOMANZ 2024 with a session by Dr Virisila Sema from American Samoa https://t.co/…
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Wonderful collaboration between ob-gyn, midwifery services, and ob medicine to provide home management of conditions like hypertensive disorders and hyperemesis, allowing patients to stay with their families and not have to miss as much work.
Wow! Medical Obstetrics at Home - sounds an ambitious (and great!) option for hyperemesis and preeclampsia patients.
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Fortunately, I have not yet encountered an acute hematologic malignancy in pregnancy, but feel reassured that the prioritization of the pregnant person’s diagnostics and care has reassuring effects both for patient and fetus. Looking forward to the full publication in @TheLancet
Dr Giselle Kidson-Gerber just delivered an excellent summary on Haematologic Malignancies in Pregnancy. With prompt diagnosis and appropriate Rx the outcomes (including long term neurodevelopmental outcomes of the offspring) are inspiring. Summary coming soon in Lancet Hematology
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RT @StephenLap: Clear and comprehensive talk on the process & medical complications of Assisted Reproductive Technology by @obstetricmedic…
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Several talks on pregnancy related renal disease, both AKI and CKD. Still unclear if preexisting disease is unmasked and worsened or if long-term disease is secondary to pregnancy alone, but with renal-protective therapies advancing, early detection/prolonged monitoring are key
An excellent summary of Long Term Kidney Outcomes after PET was provided by Prof Renuka Shanmugalingam. These women all need follow-up care and ongoing monitoring for early identification of CKD
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@nelson_piercy provided a wonderful framework for navigating between APLS classification updates - in sum, we need to distinguish between research and clinical presentations/applications of scoring systems to make the best decisions for our patients
Day 2 of ISOM/SOMANZ 2024 is kicking off with a session on APLA Syndrome & Pregnancy by our star guest, Dr Nelson-Piercy (UK)
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@Melanie_Nana1 is a rising 🌟in obstetric medicine and rotated with us @BrownObMed this past year. She presented early data on outcomes associated with nutritional deficiencies in #hyperemesisgravidarum and is also pioneering our early career networking group!
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Amazing work from the team compiling extensive vital sign data from pregnant and early postpartum patients to build scoring systems for early detection of maternal decline and escalation protocols for early intervention, presented by @LucyMackillop
Maternal Early Warning Scores (MEWS), when automated, measured and interpreted properly, have the potential to significantly reduce maternal mortality and severe morbidity (per Dr Lucy MacKillop)
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