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maggie rose connolly, MD retweeted
Honored and privileged to serve as the Mortimer J. Buckley Visiting Professor at @MassGenBrigham. Many thanks to the Buckley family, Thor Sundt, and entire @Harvard faculty and staff for your graciousness. Special recognition to the superb residents in whom I see...
maggie rose connolly, MD retweeted
The @amjtransplant has launched a dedicated #Xenotransplantation series and we have the privilege to lead it! Our inaugural AJT XenoPulse synthesizes the first nine patients who received xenotransplants. Excited to shape this w/ @JoeMLadowski & @SandyFeng8 amjtransplant.org/article/S1…
maggie rose connolly, MD retweeted
Cool story about a very special patient of mine who had two failed prosthetic heart valves at a very young age.
youtube.com/watch?v=i03MxlW4…
maggie rose connolly, MD retweeted
Congratulations to our recent CT graduates Drs. Maggie Connolly, David Miranda, Jordan Secor and Nik Panda!! So many amazing accomplishments, with so many more to come. @returnofthemags @JordanSecor @NikhilPanda_MD
maggie rose connolly, MD retweeted
Over 50% of patients under 60 in California are getting TAVR. This is absurd! Huge shoutout to @JoChikweMD and team for exposing the alarming truth: TAVR has a 250% higher risk of death in 5 years compared to SAVR.
annalsthoracicsurgery.org/ar…
maggie rose connolly, MD retweeted
On October 16, 1846, Mass General hosted the first successful public demonstration of ether as a surgical anesthetic. This groundbreaking event is commemorated each year as a significant milestone in our hospital’s history.
maggie rose connolly, MD retweeted
Dr. Jordan P. Bloom has been named the 2024 Supervising Physician of the Year by the Committee for Distinguished Physician Assistants. This award recognizes a supervising physician who supports, educates, and promotes PAs so they can practice to the full extent of their license.
maggie rose connolly, MD retweeted
Once again: a🧵about 🧵's
It's been about a year since I last posted these, but for the new folks, here is a collection of links to each of my 🧵 about surgical sutures.
9 of these are about suture types and the other 3 are miscellaneous suture-related topics.
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maggie rose connolly, MD retweeted
Cardiac surgeons Asishana Osho (@AsishanaOsho) and Ali Rabi (@S_Alireza_Rabi) are part of a team of medical researchers at MGH who are forging a new path aimed at making more and more hearts viable and available for transplantation. Read more: shorturl.at/vLdf3
maggie rose connolly, MD retweeted
Here’s the best fluoroscopic Chest X-Ray of this medical condition I’ve ever seen
What’s the diagnosis?
maggie rose connolly, MD retweeted
Short 🧵regarding the scissors with black handles:
Those who read my original 🧵on the meaning of gold handled surgical instruments may recall I mentioned scissors with black handles (if not, see link at the end).
I've now seen one in the wild and got the necessary photos.
maggie rose connolly, MD retweeted
Congratulations to the AATS Lifetime Achievement Awardee Pedro del Nido of @BostonChildrens - AATS 95th President and world-renowned congenital surgeon. #AATS2024
maggie rose connolly, MD retweeted
An older drawing showing why grabbing 'extra' fat and muscle when closing the fascia can lead to separation of the fascia later on.
On the next slide, we'll use simple geometry to understand why suture 'A' is not as good as suture 'B'.
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maggie rose connolly, MD retweeted
Surgeons at Massachusetts General Hospital have transplanted a kidney from a genetically engineered pig into the body of a Weymouth man, the first time an animal kidney has been transplanted into a living person. trib.al/j1RSqUz
maggie rose connolly, MD retweeted
Today Mass General Hospital has announced the world’s first successful transplant of a genetically-edited pig (porcine) kidney into a 62-year-old man living with end-stage kidney disease.
Check out the article: massgeneral.org/news/press-r…
maggie rose connolly, MD retweeted
Redo 🧵 regarding the concepts of 'traction' and 'countertraction', which are among the most important fundamental technical concepts in surgery.
This is modified from a🧵 from Nov 2022, so if you've started following in the last year, you may have missed this one.
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