A lifelong learner...practicing perioperative medicine. With a focus on perioperative care of the liver transplant recipient.
Madison,CT
Joined November 2016
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Attending the ASA in Philly? Join us for our Annual Cocktail Party on 10/19 🥂
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The optimal response to emergencies in NORA requires significant preparation and planning. Explore considerations for the MRI suite, IR and PET, and NORA in the ASC.
🔗ow.ly/7KBz50TabEG
@APSForg @YAnesthesiology #Anesthesiology #PatientSafety
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Starting January 1, 2024, you can report this code for ongoing medical care related to a patient’s single, serious condition, or complex condition.
Find out more: ow.ly/a0yW50RenNo
#GG2211 #Medicare #MedicalBilling
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Drs. Margo Hoyler, Ranjit Deshpande, Vanessa Moll, Margit Kaufman provide perspectives on nontraditional, non-ICU roles that will define the future of critical care medicine. ow.ly/8vZ450R6RnN
@Mollstar13, @MargitKaufman #CriticalCareMedicine
Ranjit (रंजीत) retweeted
Excited for the education retreat @YAnesthesiology today. Let’s reflect and plan for the future!!! #residentcurriculum #virtualreality #meded @icurdesh @Bhoumesh @GuzziMD @RobertGaiser1
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Happening now the ILTS-SATA Periop meeting at the Mission Bay Conference Center at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF). Phenomenal talk by Dr.Kangyoogoo on the history of ILTS from its formation in 1994 to its collaboration with SATA. #BillMerritt
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Come learn about possibilities at Yale - this panel is organized by CA1 @jgrajalesreyes - please reward his hard work by signing up and attending
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Why is it that surgeon is not tired after a long duration case but the anesthesiologist is exhausted? Here (image) is an answer from Buxton Hopkin. From Hazards of Anesthesia, Buxton Hopkin, 1980.
Ranjit (रंजीत) retweeted
Deciphering the enigma of Intraoperative arterial pressure management, what we know or rather what we still don’t know! @KhannaAshishCCM @BerndSaugel @BJAJournals @ASALifeline @SOCCA_CritCare sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Don’t miss it! June Resident Scholar @GuzziMD takes over the ASA Instagram account this Wednesday (6/21) to provide an exclusive look into his advocacy efforts for #anesthesiology and patient safety. Be sure to follow along: ow.ly/FhZl50OPHOj
#ResidentTakeover
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Measurement of portal vein pulsatility on potential fluid responsiveness in critically ill patients🧐 in @JCVAonline
🔹 63 patients
🔹Area under ROC for PVP to predict fluid unresponsiveness was 0.708 (95% CI 0.580 to 0.816)
Link:jcvaonline.com/article/S1053…
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Pro-Con Debate: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Industry-Sponsored Research
from Drs. Daniel I Sessler, Benjamin Alman, Miriam M Treggiari , & Michael A Mont
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Jointly published in @JArthroplasty
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Our @TransplantAnes Whitepaper #RegionalAnesthesia for #transplantation surgery – A white
paper Part 1: Thoracic transplantation surgery published in Clinical Transplantation! Congrats to SATA! pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3730…
Ranjit (रंजीत) retweeted
Last week, Tennessee passed legislation to allow international medical graduates to obtain licensure and practice independently *without* completing a U.S. residency program.
This is BIG news.
So you know what that means.
Time to break it down, Winners & Losers™️ style.
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ALT Screenshot of Tennessee HB 1312, explaining how international medical graduates who have been licensed in another country for at least 3 out of the last 5 years are eligible for licensure in the state, without completing a U.S. residency program.
ALT Screenshot of the second half of Tennessee HB 1312, explaining how international medical graduates must practice for an employer with an ACGME-accredited residency program for at least 2 years to obtain an unrestricted license.
Ranjit (रंजीत) retweeted
Hypoxemia ≠ Hypoxia. A patient with Sp02 85% with normal hematocrit in hyperdynamic circulation (CI >3) has better oxygen delivery than patient with SpO2 of 95% with anemia and CI 2.2. Thanks for attending my TED talk. @YAnesthesiology @ELSOOrg @icurdesh @SCCM @SOCCA_CritCare
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We hope you'll be joining SOCCA's Adam Evans, MBA, MD, FCCM & Frank O'Connell, MD, FACP, FCCP leading an online discussion "Intensivists in Private Practice" on May 25 at 6pm ET | Sign up now: buff.ly/3opVTSN @AtlantiCareNJ @madihasyed85
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If you missed this @SOCCA_CritCare webinar with an informal and immensely insightful discussion on how to envision and live a research career pls listen on the website socca.com @SShaefi @emilyvailmd @WarnerMatthewA @marcoslopez
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The British empire caused 165 million deaths in India in 40 years:
A new study found that British colonialism caused approximately 165 million deaths in India from 1880 to 1920, while stealing trillions of dollars of wealth
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Thanks to @SOCCA_CritCare @iars360 for hosting our panel discussing ventilator machines and beyond. Always exciting to speak on role of perioperative ECM0! @YAnesthesiology @YaleMed @YaleHF @icurdesh @vkurup42 @RobertGaiser1
