Aman Thind (@thind888) 's Twitter Profile
Aman Thind

@thind888

Intensivist at UCSF Fresno. Resuscitationist. Sonophile.

#ICUphysiology #Hemodynamics #ECLS #AirwayTwitter #RespiratoryMechanics #ECG #VentRounds

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Hamilton Medical (@hamiltonmedical) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Meet the new #VenTrainer App, a revolutionary mechanical ventilator simulator transforming #VentilatorTraining globally! 🎓💡 VenTrainer facilitates ventilation training, offering hands-on experience with our ventilators for professionals in #CriticalCare and #EMS. Download now!

Katie Wiskar (@katiewiskar) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Time for answers! 🤓 1) This parasternal long-axis cardiac view shows significant RV dilation (though we can’t see the full RV in this view, we can certainly appreciate that it is not normal). This is confirmed in subsequent views; along with reduced RV function. We also see

Richard Choi, DO, FNCS (@rkchoi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

1/ Hi 👋 #medtwitter #neurotwitter #neurocritcare #FOAMed #meded I am here to present you a very scary case, one that you should find terrifying - just in time for #Halloween 👻🧹 Note: case adjusted for teaching purposes

IMCrit (@im_crit_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

ICU Physiology Secrets (for nerds): An important effect of LV dysfunction (LVD) is pulmonary edema due to ⬆️ in pulmonary venous pressure (PVP), presumably as a direct hemodynamic consequence of LVD. This was a computer-based analysis of cardiovascular hemodynamics:

ICU Physiology Secrets (for nerds):

An important effect of LV dysfunction (LVD) is pulmonary edema due to ⬆️ in pulmonary venous pressure (PVP), presumably as a direct hemodynamic consequence of LVD. This was a computer-based analysis of cardiovascular hemodynamics:
IMCrit (@im_crit_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

ICU Hemodynamic Secrets: Did you ever manage a patient where you were convinced that there was a patent foramen ovale (eg in a case of cryptogenic shock or unexplained hypoxemia) but the bubble study did not reveal a R-to-L shunt? I came across this study 👇

ICU Hemodynamic Secrets:

Did you ever manage a patient where you were convinced that there was a patent foramen ovale (eg in a case of cryptogenic shock or unexplained hypoxemia) but the bubble study did not reveal a R-to-L shunt?

I came across this study 👇
IMCrit (@im_crit_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

ICU Physiology Secrets - Return to Basics Edition: If you are placing Swan-Ganz (SG) catheters or you like reading/interpreting their waveforms, this is for you: You walk in a patient’s room exactly when your fellow intensivist tries to “wedge” a newly placed SG catheter:

ICU Physiology Secrets - Return to Basics Edition:  

If you are placing Swan-Ganz (SG) catheters or you like reading/interpreting their waveforms, this is for you:  

You walk in a patient’s room exactly when your fellow intensivist tries to “wedge” a newly placed SG catheter:
Aman Thind (@thind888) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is quite esoteric but I’m glad someone else is also nerding out on it! There is another approach to estimating pulm capillary pressure described by Teboul et al They did so by wedging the PA catheter distally balloon deflated. Figure explains why👇 x.com/thind888/statu…

the EMCrit Crew (@emcrit) 's Twitter Profile Photo

EMCrit 390 - Hyperangulated Video Laryngoscopy Tips, Tricks, & Mastery. HatTip to Nicholas Chrimes & Richard Cooper Jam packed with clinically actionable guidance and opinions. emcrit.org/390

Matt Siuba (@msiuba) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We present another publication-quality chapter from ShockWaves, the 1st chapter in the RHC section. Sergio Caravita presents a masterclass on the invasive PA waveform. Section editors: Sophia Airhart MD & Zachary Il'Giovine Look out next week for the non-invasive correlates 👀

We present another publication-quality chapter from ShockWaves, the 1st chapter in the RHC section.

<a href="/CaravitaSergio/">Sergio Caravita</a> presents a masterclass on the invasive PA waveform.

Section editors: <a href="/SophiaAirhartMD/">Sophia Airhart MD</a> &amp; <a href="/zilgiovineMD/">Zachary Il'Giovine</a> 

Look out next week for the non-invasive correlates 👀
Matt Siuba (@msiuba) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Next chapter of ShockWaves is live! Non-invasive correlates of pulmonary artery pressures, the second act to Sergio Caravita's masterful invasive chapter.

Next chapter of ShockWaves is live!

Non-invasive correlates of pulmonary artery pressures, the second act to <a href="/CaravitaSergio/">Sergio Caravita</a>'s masterful invasive chapter.
Intensive Care Medicine (@youricm) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Gattinoni’s legacy? 🫁personalizing #ARDS management through approach integrating physiology, biology, imaging, cutting-edge trial design/analysis 🔗 bit.ly/41UN9FM 💡Refers to study suggesting oxygenation impairment fails to predict VILI risk 🔓 rdcu.be/d4ApC

Gattinoni’s legacy?
🫁personalizing #ARDS management through approach integrating physiology, biology, imaging, cutting-edge trial design/analysis
🔗 bit.ly/41UN9FM
💡Refers to study suggesting oxygenation impairment fails to predict VILI risk 
🔓 rdcu.be/d4ApC
IMCrit (@im_crit_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

ICU Studies - Return to the Classics: It’s been ~25 yrs since the ARMA study showed that ventilation of ARDS patients w a lower tidal volume (Vt) results in ⬇️ mortality & ⬆️ the number of days without ventilator use. It’s also common belief that using volume-controlled (VC)

ICU Studies - Return to the Classics:

It’s been ~25 yrs since the ARMA study showed that ventilation of ARDS patients w a lower tidal volume (Vt) results in ⬇️ mortality &amp; ⬆️ the number of days without ventilator use. It’s also common belief that using volume-controlled (VC)
Hamid MERDJI, MD, PhD (@hamidmerdji) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚨 New Publication Alert! 🚨 🔥 Groundbreaking Insights & Critical Questions in Early Cardiogenic Shock Management! 🚀 For my network of Intensivists, Cardiologists and Cardiac Surgeons, I'm very pleased to share our latest publication in Critical Care: "Association between mean