Senior Lecturer in Cardiology at Hull York Medical School | Ex cardiology registrar | Doubt is not a pleasant condition; but certainty is absurd.
Hull, UK
Joined June 2021
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Latest from Hull published online in @Heart_BMJ
Patients prescribed loop diuretics in the community who do not have a diagnosis of HF have very similar outcomes to patients with HF.
IMO - this is how how we detect (some) of the undetected
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Realities we should be telling junior academics:
1. There are not as many senior medical academic posts as there are junior ones, many will not make it.
2. There are not enough hours in the day to have everything in life and you have to make tough decisions.
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Thank you!! Delighted to celebrate with the hardbound copy! A fruitful journey as a @CRY_UK clinical research fellow. Excited to see many future projects from this work taking shape #icc #sportscardiology #dreamteam 🙏🏻@MichaelPapadak2 @SSharmacardio @StGeorgesUni @HullHospitals
Every PhD or MD thesis represents a significant achievement. It’s a testament to the hard work and perseverance of a true scholar!! Heartfelt congrats to @DrRaghavBhatia
for completing a truly remarkable thesis. Your accomplishment is an inspiration! @StGeorgesUni @CRY_UK
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Coming back to work after you ignored emails all of December.
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Interesting work, IVC diameter only predicted fluid responsiveness in 23% patients.
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Ray, 88, has passed his grade eight piano exam 67 years after grade seven. Read more: bbc.in/49OKHCZ
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'The more I reflect on the endless parade of history, the more I am haunted by the absurdity of all human affairs.'
- Tacitus, Annals, 3.18.
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Looking for a novel way to fund the hospital Christmas party? 🎄🎉
In this week's ✨Xmas @bmj_latest, we show, using a child's toy, that surgical skill and profanity go hand in hand.
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Guideline-directed medical therapy for heart failure in arrhythmia-induced cardiomyopathy with improved LVEF
Maintaining RAS inhibitors and beta-blockers associated with lower incidence of relapse in the setting of AiCM with improved LVEF
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At this stage, I’d be staggered if the REVIVED trialists find a clinically relevant subgroup in who PCI had benefit. I’ll be long retired before this trial stops being relevant.
PCI in LVSD? Don’t do it, don’t do it, don’t do it!
Does ischaemia predict clinical outcomes and response to PCI?
📣 breaking data from REVIVED in @EHJ_ed today
🚨 Patients had extensive ischaemia (mean 31% of LV) and scar (mean 18% of LV)
🚨 Ischaemic burden did NOT predict outcomes, or response to PCI
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This is spot on. It’s 2024 and I cant see blood results or chest x-rays from a hospital ~20 miles away.
The NHS needs to shift from analogue to digital, from treating sickness to prevention, and from hospital to community.
Better use of data will be central to achieving this, says Editorial, but technical, rather than bureaucratic, solutions are needed
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Delighted to have this published in @JCardFail
Natriuresis-guided diuresis: barking up the wrong tree?
Title rather gives away my viewpoint - thankfully no explanatory thread needed!
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Excellent initiative from @JCardFail editors encouraging scientific debate - essential when have so few data on which to base clinical practice
Thanks to co-authors @PierpaoloPel @MrTheProf and the ever-absent from here Prof JGF Cleland.
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Tiny difference in diuretic efficacy with SC vs PO furosemide (7ml/mg) driven only by a difference in those with diuretic resistance. Statistically significant yes, but clinically meaningful?
If the purpose of SC furosemide is to allow people with decompensation to stay at home, I struggle to see the benefit over higher doses of PO diuretic - surely less intrusive?