@teddyhla

Intensive care specialist. data science. I am not active on X. follow me on https://xitter.cf/t.co/kYo4Wlxe0z

 london
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Joined December 2010
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Proud to share my work on 'anticoagulation in #VVECMO' in @asaiojournal Thanks @frankjonhank Andrew Doyle, Andrew Retter @Luigi_ICM and Barnaby Sanderson for all your help. online publication link ahead journals.lww.com/asaiojourna… Read on for a 🧵 #antixa #apttr #ards #ecmo

Anti-Xa Assay Monitoring Improves the Precision... : ASAIO Journal

Unfractionated heparin (UFH) is the most used anticoagulant in patients receiving veno-venous extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (VV-ECMO). Its...

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Omg. Joint models being mentioned by the panellist !! 💗💗💗😇😇hashtag tbe future
Critical Care Reviews@CritCareReviews11 Jun 2025
#ccr25 Steve Webb asks the panel "what is the optimal dose of protein in ICU nutrition?" @MelbourneICU ... the answer is uncertain! @Zudin_P ... Highlights that nutritional uptake is modified by exercise / activity. So do we need to do a nutrition-exercise trial??
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#ccr25 Steve Webb asks the panel "what is the optimal dose of protein in ICU nutrition?" @MelbourneICU ... the answer is uncertain! @Zudin_P ... Highlights that nutritional uptake is modified by exercise / activity. So do we need to do a nutrition-exercise trial??
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low dose short term iv aminoacid infusion is beneficial #PROTECTIONtrial @NEJM Augmented enteral protein during citical illness is bad according to @JAMA_current PUBLISHED TODAY and presented in Belfast @CritCareReviews #CCR25 #TARGETtrial @alebelletti1 @BaiardoMartina
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#CCR25 … here we go! Three days of deep discussion of the top trials in critical care. If you are not in the room, do connect via livestream - see criticalcarereviews.com/
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Paul Young@DogICUma11 Jun 2025
Late augmented protein should be trialled and not implemented If augmented early is more likely harmful than beneficial, then we should acknowledge that harm from late is possible as well. #CCR25
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Do you know what to do when a returning traveler ends up in your ICU very sick? Do you know how to diagnose & treat malaria, dengue, typhus, leptospirosis, & more? Be sure to give this episode a listen.
Nick Mark MD
@nickmmark7 Jun 2025
Really excited to share this week's episode of @CritCareTime where we talk about two topics: 🐴 FEVER in the ICU 🦓 FEVER in the returning traveler Truly something for everyone in this episode! Hope you'll give it a listen. 📖 criticalcaretime.com/episode… 🎧 podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…

#50 Fever in the ICU and Fever in the Returning Traveler — Critical Care Time

We see fever every day in the ICU but what’s the best approach to diagnosis and when do we need to go on a Zebra hunt? In this episode, we’re joined by Dr. Luis Tatem, a physician triple-boarded in...

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Happy Birthday to us! We are honoured to celebrate our 55th birthday with the intensive care community- working with and for you to support the whole multiprofessional team. Thank you to all who shared #ICUWeek2025 with us - our birthday is a perfect end to a fantastic week!
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I found this: doi.org/10.3109/14017431.201… Any others?

Postcardioplegia ventricular fibrillation: No impact on subsequent survival

Objectives. At aortic declamping after cardioplegic cardiac arrest, the initial rhythm can be broadly classified as ventricular fibrillation (VF) or non-VF. VF can be treated with potassium-induced...

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Tony Whitehouse@Whitehouse_ICU9 Jun 2025
Calling #medical hivebrain! Are there published data reporting prognosis of patients who spontaneous emerge from cardioplegia in sinus rhythm compared with those who need defibrillation? I can find a lot on #arrhythmias after #cardiac #surgery long-term but nothing immediate
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I am tired, so I’m not going to be answering any more questions tonight. Tomorrow, I’ll do a brief list of what I think were the key legal issues raised today - bc believe me, there were some! I hope that @cannula_service will do his usual excellent, well-organised account of
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👀🤩 again
Critical Care Explorations@CritCareExplore9 Jun 2025
🔍 New Study: In adults with septic shock, receipt of at least 30 mL/kg of fluid within 2–3 hours from recognition is linked to reduced odds of mortality and need for mechanical ventilation. ➡️ Read the complete research: bit.ly/4knHApO #CritCareExplore #SCCM @SCCM
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If you've ever been confused as to why NaCl can be used to promote diuresis when we are trying to get rid of sodium (and discover a potentially better alternative)... 👇
Turning the Tide
@Turningthe_Tide8 Jun 2025
1/ You might think: "Why give NaCl to someone overloaded with salt and water? Shouldn’t we be pulling sodium out, not putting it in?" 🧂💧 It feels wrong — but correcting chloride can unlock natriuresis. Let’s break the paradox. 🧵
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The very 1st line of a recent @BJAJournals states: 'In early critical illness, intravascular volume depletion secondary to capillary leak is common & requires aggressive fluid resuscitation to improve cardiac output & tissue perfusion' Why are we still propagating these myths? 🧵
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🚨 Prof Ben Goldacre—author of Bad Science & director at Oxford’s Bennett Institute—is speaking at #LetsTalkDigital2025! Hear how open data is transforming healthcare research & education. 🎟️ Register now letsdodigital.org/conference…
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We tend to assume that the reason why it takes so long to treat patients in A&E is to do with the number of A&E attendances. 1/12
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FICMNews@FICMNews14 May 2025
The GPICS V3 consultation is now live and we want to hear from you — your feedback is essential in shaping the future of intensive care standards. To have your say, follow this link: ficm.ac.uk/gpics-v3-consulta…
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Proud to be part of this work where we showed the role neutrophil extracellular traps in sepsis and organ injury - delineating molecular processes between “sepsis” , “organ failure” and “injury”. Method nerd is very proud of use of joint models ccforum.biomedcentral.com/ar… #sepsi #net

Plasma H3.1 nucleosomes as biomarkers of infection, inflammation and organ failure

Critical Care - Neutrophil extracellular traps (NETs) are a vital part of the innate immune response, while excessive NET formation can cause tissue damage. H3.1 nucleosomes, a component of NETs,...

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Great day seeing friends and learning about LVAD, impella, Ecmo with @MLSCourse at @RBandH with @DrWaqasAkhtar #MLS #MCS #ECMO #ECLS highly recommend the MLS course
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Are you prepping for Final FRCA? Spaces available on Northwick Park Final Viva course on 6th June 2025 It's been almost 10 yrs (😮) but feels like only yest I was a delegate on this course! It was (and still is) an excellent course Still find it weird being on examiner side 😂
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Prehospital #ECMO cannulation course. Game changer in prehospital cardiac arrest care. Join us in London 30-31 May Core skill for ECMO in the field. Hands on training and simulation. #ECLS #Prehospital #Resuscitation LearnECMO.com/prehospital
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Good luck Drew ! You will be amazing
Drew Harding@dwxharding25 Apr 2025
I’m running for the @Anaes_Residents Committee and would hugely appreciate your vote! (Lots of other amazing candidates too…) If you are a resident doc member of @Assoc_Anaes then you should have an email with voting instructions from Civica Election Services 🙇🏼‍♂️🫱🏼‍🫲🏽🙏
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