Please join us in thanking these incredibly hard working docs who care for the General Surgery patients in London & across southwestern Ontario every day! #ResidentAppreciationWeek2023 Schulich WesternU Western University London Health Sciences Centre St. Joseph's Health Care London CAGS Residents

We’re not crying… we’re BALLING. Brady Leman ends his 15 YEAR career with a WIN on home soil in front of friends, family, and a crowd to sing “OH Canada” with. 🤠🇨🇦 Does it get any better? #absolutelegend Canada Ski Cross

Deeply grateful for our work to be recognized as the TOP PAPER at this year’s Cdn General Surgeons annual meeting and proud of this resident-led clinical trial from Queen's General Surgery & Western General Surgery Residency Program! Canadian Collaborative on Urgent Care Surgery Read the full manuscript here: tinyurl.com/delaytrial

In honor of the new residency application cycle, I asked chatGPT to write a CT abdomen pelvis report using Gen Z lingo

“When a measure becomes a target it ceases to be a good measure”. Max Hockstein - amazing quote to discuss use of lactate in critical illness. #HR2023

Excellent talk by Felipe Teran, MD MSCE on resus logistics and what we can learn from fine dining kitchens. I think we need to start yelling BEHIND during all resus next #HR2023

Awesome new initiative from a forward- thinking team with a great combination of AI knowledge and research chops. Excited to use it now and see what it becomes in the future!

Look out for new content from Canadian Collaborative on Urgent Care Surgery Rich Hilsden regarding the couple of answers and many ongoing questions about #resusTEE in trauma!

OK fine, but we need some *balance* My recommendations for other elevators: Ask: could the blood culture be a contaminant? Ask: could it be rhinovirus? Ask: could it be excessive antihypertensive medications? Ask: can we stop antibiotics? Ask: does WBC really mean anything?

(1/6) Here's 5 things that will help improve your clinical practice that you can do right now without any additional training, reading, or skills 👇 #medtwitter #foamed #meded

CriticalCareWestern does SCCM #SCCM2024

This was a valve in the R internal jugular vein. It's very common (probably 90% of IJvs have one) but we surprisingly tend to forget their presence. Most of them are close to the clavicle. So, it's a good idea to scan not only at the needle landing zone but closer to the clavicle

(4/5) #4: Logistics is more important than strategy 💪>♟️ As a paramedic, logistics and flawless execution is more important than having the perfect plan. The dynamic pre-hospital arena shatters the best laid plans, and improvising and adapting is the norm. In hospital,

Excited to present our work at Trauma Association of Canada and to see where we can take this. Once you start using rTEE for the sickest patients you won’t go back. Ross Prager Kelly Vogt Kaan Balta Robert Arntfield

Do you care for sick patients that need phenotyped resuscitation? If so, you can't miss this 👇 Eduardo R Argaiz and I are taking #hcprounds to the next level and are launching our website (hcprounds.com) and newsletter where we explore the cutting edge of hemodynamics, venous

(1/x) The inferior vena cava (IVC) is 'useless' is a phrase stated confidently and incorrectly by #pocus novices. ❌ The IVC is useless at: - telling you what to eat for dinner - acting as a fuel gauge for volume status - predicting fluid responsiveness HOWEVER. The IVC is