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| PowerPoint Presentation on DVT AND PULMONARY EMBOLISM or PowerPoint Presentation on |
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| VTE require long-term anticoagulation to prevent extension & recurrence; Documented VTE with transient risk factors should treat 3 to 6 months, ... |
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| Acute neurologic disease; Inflammatory bowel disease. Take Home Points. DVT and PE are the same disease; Assigning pretest probability for VTE is an ... |
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| Discharged from hospital 2 wks ago after episode of acute cholecystitis and eventual lap. cholecystectomy. PMHx: 2 episodes of idiopathic DVT without PE 8 ... |
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| Start once acute anticoagulation achieved; Start with 5mg PO qday OR 10mg PO q dayAbsolute contraindication to anticoagulation (i.e. active bleeding) ... |
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| Simon Nitinol IVC Filter, Nickle & TitaniumMRI compatible A-a CO2; PaO2, ¯ABG analysis – TEE –acute dilatation of R atrium, R ventricle, PA … |
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| PowerPoint Presentation on The Pulmonary Artery Catheter in Critical Care or PowerPoint Presentation on |
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| pulmonary stenosis, chronic lung disease; Acute pulmonary embolism (E.C.G. changes may resolve with recovery from acute disease) Causes of ‘P mitrale’ |
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PGY1 : cardiology , nephrology, pulmonary, dermatology, allergy & immunology, G.I, UMDNJ-NJMS ( cardiology , pulmonary/critical care, endocrinology, nephrology)
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| High Altitude Pulmonary Edema, Acute Mountain Sickness, High Altitude Cerebral Edema- Slides |
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