Peter Kranz, M.D.
@petergkranz.bsky.social
Division Chief of Neuroradiology at Duke University Medical Center. Research in #spinalCSFleak #SIH. Tweets my own. No discussion of individual patient care. #radsky #neurorad
Reposted by Peter Kranz, M.D.
"While we found a statistically significant higher renal contrast excretion in patients with SIH compared with patients without SIH during early-phase CTM, no useful threshold value could be established that could reliably distinguish these groups with both high sensitivity and high specificity."
February 11, 2025 at 8:24 PM
"While we found a statistically significant higher renal contrast excretion in patients with SIH compared with patients without SIH during early-phase CTM, no useful threshold value could be established that could reliably distinguish these groups with both high sensitivity and high specificity."
Magnaes - a classic. Everything by Marmarou from the same era too.
December 11, 2024 at 4:36 AM
Magnaes - a classic. Everything by Marmarou from the same era too.
Where I did med school they still had beer on the pharmacy for alcoholics to prevent withdrawal during short stays. It was Pabst Blue Ribbon.
My favorite order was “PBR PO PRN”
My favorite order was “PBR PO PRN”
November 26, 2024 at 12:34 AM
Where I did med school they still had beer on the pharmacy for alcoholics to prevent withdrawal during short stays. It was Pabst Blue Ribbon.
My favorite order was “PBR PO PRN”
My favorite order was “PBR PO PRN”