Retrospective analysis: A custom deep learning model was superior to visual analysis at distinguishing usual interstitial pneumonitis from other ILD subtypes on chest CT.
Read the full original research in the October CHEST® Journal issue: hubs.la/Q01qqRNr0
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Original research shows that the primary mechanism of action of HFNC in bronchiolitis is unlikely to be related to PEEP application. Read the full original research in the October CHEST® Journal issue: hubs.la/Q01qqNCb0
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Predictors of low-risk SARS-CoV-2 pneumonia in a multicenter cohort study in Spain included SpO2/FIO2, <3 IDSA/ATS minor criteria, lymphocyte counts, urea & CRP—Data that is readily available.
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Randomized, double-blind, control trial of intranasal corticosteroids for OSAS in children shows residual OSA after 3 and 12 months of treatment.
Read the full research in the October CHEST® Journal issue: hubs.la/Q01qqN5c0
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Upcoming simulation course, November 10-11: Critical Care Ultrasound: Integration Into Clinical Practice. Train with internationally recognized faculty on ultrasound guidance for vascular, pleural, and peritoneal procedures using cutting-edge simulators: hubs.la/Q01kFcxB0

A prognostic model highlights the clinical probability of death or lung transplantation within 2 years for patients with #CysticFibrosis and FEV1 ≤50% predicted.
Read the full original research in the October CHEST® Journal issue: hubs.la/Q01qqMTd0
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A large retrospective analysis found no racial disparities in post-surgery outcomes between Black and White veterans with non-small cell lung cancer.
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Higher RV afterload in older adults is associated with higher risk of atrial fibrillation independent of left heart remodeling and hemodynamics. Read the full original research in the October CHEST® Journal issue: hubs.la/Q01qqJkk0
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Compared with norepinephrine, phenylephrine is associated with lower heart rates at 1 and 6 h after vasopressor initiation. No differences in ICU/hospital LOS or death were observed.
Read the full original research in the October CHEST® Journal issue: hubs.la/Q01qqFHV0

Use of smartphone to promote self-proning in non-ICU hospitalized patients with SARS-CoV-2 did not promote adherence to proning. Read the full original research in the October CHEST® Journal issue: hubs.la/Q01qqFS_0
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Amy Hajari Case I had such a wonderful time with you all! Thanks to all the CHEST team who made this happen! I will never forget my first ACCP meeting. 😊

Rapid fire sessions were a pleasant surprise at #chest2022 . In the residents and fellows who presented these sessions I see so many future interventional pulmonologists. Moderating with Tim Murgu The University of Chicago was a joy! Let’s do more of these and better AABIP CHEST

#chest2022 was the #bestever . Could be an “absence makes the heart grow fonder” kind of thing. Though i think it is b/c of engagement, CHEST staff rocked the program, amazing Content. We rented the Wildhorse Saloon and Sister Hazel played!

Thank you #CHEST2022 CHEST for giving me the opportunity to present at your annual conference. I am very honored to be in the presence of the pioneers in the medical field. Thank you #CHEST2022 CHEST for the wide exposure and the distinguished learning experience.

The Women’s Luncheon at #CHEST2022 is the gift that keeps on giving! Thought several times already: “I am the CEO of my career”. #Womeninpulmonary CHEST CHEST Foundation

#CHEST2022 was 💥 🌟
Thank you Subani Chandra for your leadership, innovation and dedication

We all needed #CHEST2022 CHEST UT Pulmonary Critical Care Sleep #MDAPulmonary #WomenInMedicine

Now reenergized 👀 forward to #CHEST2023 Aneesa Das, MD, FCCP, FAASM CHEST

My heart is just full to busting after #CHEST2022 . I have so many thoughts and pictures I can’t wait to eventually share and reflect on.

So grateful for this conference, the opportunities, and the learning but most of all for the CHEST family. 🫁 🥰

#CHEST2022 Spotted Internal Medicine Alumni superstars and now PCCM fellows Dr.Jennifer Duke and Dr.Alec Gazda.. MayoPCCM and #CornellPCCM respectively

So very proud of their path and may they continue to make UTHealth Houston UTHealth Houston IM Residency proud