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On call and I have once again referred my resident to this brillant paper to discuss management of hypotension for our patient. What’s your go to paper that you keep citing to your trainees? @neo_twiter @CardioNeo @souvik_neo @NICU_Musings https://t.co/i40RqqfJJ6
@proanoA @neo_twiter I really enjoy the tables in this article (https://t.co/i40RqqfJJ6). We have also Canadian guidelines from our hemodynamic group on hypotension in sepsis on https://t.co/kcsQkORqSP @souvik_neo
@sbernsteinmd I really like looking back at the review articles published by Regan Giesinger and Patrick McNamara (here's one https://t.co/YImpsNoa0D). Check out table 3 in particular https://t.co/Clf0jGd4iB
Idk who needs to hear this but- Dopamine is often the vasopressor of habit but rarely the vasopressor of choice #neotwitter From the great Patrick McNamara
@drnik614 @afif_elKhuffash With any pressor / inotrope, if it doesnt work, most likely the answer is not to go higher but to re-evaluate physiology of hypotension and change for a more appropriate pressor. I often refer to this article https://t.co/i40RqqfJJ6
RT @HebertAudrey3: On call and I have once again referred my resident to this brillant paper to discuss management of hypotension for our p…
Inotropes, vasopressors, and why blood pressure matters in neonates. We discuss what constitutes low blood pressure, the importance of oxygenation, and how to approach treatment in preterm hypotension, emphasizing…
This video explores common myths about neonatal blood pressure, including cuff accuracy, the use of dopamine and steroids, volume boluses, and when to perform echocardiography to guide treatment.
Neonatal hypotension involves misconceptions and facts. This video debunks common myths and presents science-backed information on managing hypotension in neonates, based on current research and clinical experience.
@drnik614 @afif_elKhuffash With any pressor / inotrope, if it doesnt work, most likely the answer is not to go higher but to re-evaluate physiology of hypotension and change for a more appropriate pressor. I often refer to this article https://t.co/i40RqqfJJ6
RT @HebertAudrey3: @proanoA @neo_twiter I really enjoy the tables in this article (https://t.co/i40RqqfJJ6). We have also Canadian guidelin…
RT @HebertAudrey3: @proanoA @neo_twiter I really enjoy the tables in this article (https://t.co/i40RqqfJJ6). We have also Canadian guidelin…
RT @HebertAudrey3: @proanoA @neo_twiter I really enjoy the tables in this article (https://t.co/i40RqqfJJ6). We have also Canadian guidelin…
RT @HebertAudrey3: @proanoA @neo_twiter I really enjoy the tables in this article (https://t.co/i40RqqfJJ6). We have also Canadian guidelin…
@proanoA @neo_twiter I really enjoy the tables in this article (https://t.co/i40RqqfJJ6). We have also Canadian guidelines from our hemodynamic group on hypotension in sepsis on https://t.co/kcsQkORqSP @souvik_neo
RT @HebertAudrey3: On call and I have once again referred my resident to this brillant paper to discuss management of hypotension for our p…
RT @HebertAudrey3: On call and I have once again referred my resident to this brillant paper to discuss management of hypotension for our p…
RT @HebertAudrey3: On call and I have once again referred my resident to this brillant paper to discuss management of hypotension for our p…
RT @HebertAudrey3: On call and I have once again referred my resident to this brillant paper to discuss management of hypotension for our p…
RT @HebertAudrey3: On call and I have once again referred my resident to this brillant paper to discuss management of hypotension for our p…
RT @HebertAudrey3: On call and I have once again referred my resident to this brillant paper to discuss management of hypotension for our p…
RT @HebertAudrey3: On call and I have once again referred my resident to this brillant paper to discuss management of hypotension for our p…
On call and I have once again referred my resident to this brillant paper to discuss management of hypotension for our patient. What’s your go to paper that you keep citing to your trainees? @neo_twiter @CardioNeo @souvik_neo @NICU_Musings https://t.co/i40RqqfJJ6
RT @zubins: @sbernsteinmd I really like looking back at the review articles published by Regan Giesinger and Patrick McNamara (here's one h…
@sbernsteinmd I really like looking back at the review articles published by Regan Giesinger and Patrick McNamara (here's one https://t.co/YImpsNoa0D). Check out table 3 in particular https://t.co/Clf0jGd4iB
RT @zubins: Idk who needs to hear this but- Dopamine is often the vasopressor of habit but rarely the vasopressor of choice #neotwitter Fr…
RT @zubins: Idk who needs to hear this but- Dopamine is often the vasopressor of habit but rarely the vasopressor of choice #neotwitter Fr…
RT @zubins: Idk who needs to hear this but- Dopamine is often the vasopressor of habit but rarely the vasopressor of choice #neotwitter Fr…
RT @zubins: Idk who needs to hear this but- Dopamine is often the vasopressor of habit but rarely the vasopressor of choice #neotwitter Fr…
RT @zubins: Idk who needs to hear this but- Dopamine is often the vasopressor of habit but rarely the vasopressor of choice #neotwitter Fr…
Idk who needs to hear this but- Dopamine is often the vasopressor of habit but rarely the vasopressor of choice #neotwitter From the great Patrick McNamara