Ken Lam retweeted
Thank you to @RohilMalpani, @shinmeichan, & Igor Latich and the “Godfather” himself @VISLAMDSCAIP
Geogy, thank you for for promoting #IRAD to so many @SIRRFS and @SIR_ECS members who b/c of your efforts will be @SIRspecialists future leaders!
doi.org/10.1016/j.acra.2020.…
Ken Lam retweeted
Dr. #CharlesDotter made some great educational movies in the 60s that he would show at scientific meetings. In this opening segment, I noticed him fade the footage of Multnomah Falls (just west of Portland) into the gastroduodenal artery. Masterful #cinema! #iRad #History – at Denver, CO
Ken Lam retweeted
Glad I was taught to always do prolonged!! – at Los Angeles, CA
Meta-analysis: prolonged vs. brief balloon inflation during arterial #angioplasty for de novo atherosclerotic disease cvirendovasc.springeropen.co…
#IRad #interventionalradiology #FOAMrad #FOAMed
Ken Lam retweeted
In this @EJVES_ESVS study we show that @AbbottNews Supera & DESs (e.g. @cookvascular ZPTX or @bostonsci Eluvia) in the fem-pop segment have similar patency at 2 years, regardless of plaque Ca2+ @DrKKatsanos @EndovascularU @Vascupedia_com @VascularNews
ejves.com/article/S1078-5884…
Ken Lam retweeted
Anemia of inflammation is a common normocytic, normochromic anemia associated with systemic inflammation that increases the level of hepcidin and results in defective iron reuse from body stores. Reducing inflammation can help correct the defect. nej.md/2lTTobh
Ken Lam retweeted
Solid article showing the benefits of utilizing Supera, one of my favorite stents (when we need it, and especially in this era of #taxolgate)
@belzerj @AbbottGlobal @kmadass @SOBE_Vascular @LessneVIR @keithppereira @ABrandisMD @DanHan @MountSinaiIR @Watts_IR @omarsaleh66 – at Los Angeles, CA
In this @EJVES_ESVS study we show that @AbbottNews Supera & DESs (e.g. @cookvascular ZPTX or @bostonsci Eluvia) in the fem-pop segment have similar patency at 2 years, regardless of plaque Ca2+ @DrKKatsanos @EndovascularU @Vascupedia_com @VascularNews
ejves.com/article/S1078-5884…
Ken Lam retweeted
Had an incredible experience at CIRSE 2019 learning from inspiring leaders in IR from all over the world. Here is my mentor Dr. Vatakencherry giving a presentation on practical career advice for your IRs. #cirse2019 #IRad @SIRRFS @VISLAMDSCAIP
Ken Lam retweeted
Replying to @rkryu @SIRspecialists
Couldn’t agree with your post any more! 👏🏽 – at Beverly Hills, CA
Ken Lam retweeted
So thankful to have had the opportunity to spend a month learning from some of the best mentors in #IR - #KPVISLA. Thank you for the countless hours you spent teaching us. So sad to be leaving this amazing place, but excited for what’s next! @VISLAMDSCAIP @quienlam @ABhattMD
Ken Lam retweeted
Provocative keynote @GEST from Dr. Riad Salem @NorthwesternIR but resonating with many physicians. "So-called evidence-based medicine is really not [that] 90% of the time" @IN_publishing @SIRspecialists interventionalnews.com/tyran…
Ken Lam retweeted
Had so much fun presenting at LA Angioclub @uclaVIR at the end of my time at Kaiser. Special shout out to @VISLAMDSCAIP @quienlam and @ABhattMD for their incredible mentorship during this clerkship. On to the next one! @EinsteinIR here I come. – at Los Angeles, CA
Ken Lam retweeted
This year, the Annual Meeting Committee and @theAPDIR have launched an abstract review mentorship program to enable @SIRRFS to participate in the abstract review process for #SIR20SEA with their program director. Learn more about "Trainees First". buff.ly/2OJrmx2
Ken Lam retweeted
Kaiser #VISLA subinterns, interns, residents and fellows practicing “up and over” access for a #CLI #PAD case on a @Mentice during morning conference. #IAmIR @sirrfs @SIRspecialists @VISLAMDSCAIP @MatthewCzarTaon @ABhattMD @quienlam @AeshaPatel_1225
Ken Lam retweeted
I’m a fellowship director who just finished reviewing over 400 applications for 8 fellowship spots.
The following is a #thread on writing a personal statements.
(Spoiler alert: I find 99% of them to be TERRIBLE.)
#meded
#medtwitter
#medstudenttwitter
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Ken Lam retweeted
Early TIPS with covered stents versus standard treatment for acute variceal bleeding in patients with advanced cirrhosis: a randomised controlled trial - The Lancet Gastroenterology & Hepatology #SIR #irad thelancet.com/journals/langa…




























