Healthcare involves many difficult unsolved problems.

VC thinks they're smarter than everyone else and they can do more with less.

When they run the ship into the ground, à la red lobster, you discovery they were actually doing less with less.

Dude, this is fantastic. I specifically read this to see -if- you would talk about Brady indications... not only -did- you, but the section is excellent.

"The doctors aren't even sure I have diabetes. I just look like someone who might have it."

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The best thing is that you don't need to commit to anything. It's not a marriage. I like open ai. Better native apps for iOS and MacOS. But play with both. The subscriptions are only a month at a time.

Kagi/orion. Never going back. Happy to pay.

If typical sens and spec for CTA is 85% and 96%, respectively

if your pre-test prob if PE is sky high, like 99%

the post-test probabiity of PE with a neg CTA is still 94% (rounded numbers)

I'd say give lytics anyway if you suspect PE, particularly if LE US shows DVT.

Just a thought.

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Pls consider this a constructive, academic commnent... i kinda disagree with the conclusion statement of being thankful that you did not adminster lytics.

Childhood memory unlocked: my father forcing me to practice cursive with this because French-ruled paper generally not available.

I would definitely contribute to a GoFundMe to have you do a Steve Kornacki map style breakdown of the match by program and individual candidate.

How much cocaine and coffee would you need for this?

I guess I see a lot of effusions. Maybe I should start by asking about the prevalence of pleural effusions in all hospitalized patients.

Someone once said never let the sun set on these things.

I don't know anything about this. Do you think it happens more or less?

if a v/q scan is the only thing in the way of lytics or aspiration, just do it, and go to lab. :-)