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iCare is the gold standard of rebound tonometry. Over the last 20 years and in 200+ clinical studies, iCare tonometers have been proven to be reliable with reproducible results, published in leading medical journals worldwide. Learn more about iCare’s range of handheld tonometers that have transformed eyecare worldwide: https://lnkd.in/gn9qKPmW #ophthalmology #eyecareprofessionals #tonometers

What's on your reading list this holiday break? 📚 If your idea of a cozy holiday read includes cutting-edge clinical research, then Intellijoint has you covered! We've recently updated our clinical research page to make it easier to find the data that informs our technologies and empowers surgeon success. Check it out! 👇 https://lnkd.in/g9FpFisz

They say teamwork makes the dream work—and today proved it! Proud to have collaborated with my incredible Internal Medicine coresidents during a journal debate on the groundbreaking FINEARTS-HF study. Discussions like these not only deepen our understanding but also remind us of the strength in shared knowledge and perspectives. #TeamworkMakesTheDreamWork #InternalMedicine #JournalClub #FINEARTSHF #ResidentLife #EvidenceBasedMedicine #MedicalDebate #CardiologyResearch

🩺 Exploring High-Impact Medicine This Saturday at the High Impact Medicine (Hi-Med) conference, I was challenged to think about what “high-impact medicine” truly means in today’s world. The discussions pushed me to reflect on how we, as young professionals, can contribute beyond the traditional paths—driving innovation and creating real change in healthcare. 💡 What does high-impact medicine mean to you, and how do you see it shaping the future of our field?

This remarkable illustration from the 'Fasciculus Medicinae,' published in 1500, showcases the anatomical placement for leeches and cupping, techniques commonly used in blood-letting. Owned and associated with Johannes de Ketham, this guide is not only a fascinating glimpse into the medical understanding of the past but also serves as a reminder of how far medical science has progressed. Blood-letting was once believed to balance humors and restore health, a concept that seems alien compared to today’s evidence-based practices. This image invites us to reflect on the evolution of medical treatments and appreciate the advancements in healthcare. It underscores the importance of understanding historical medical practices to appreciate the trajectory of medical knowledge and its implications for future innovations. #MedicalHumanities #Baylor #Compassion #Empathy #HealthHumanities

🌟 INFINITY-SWEDEHEART trial updates from #ESC2024. Explore the findings in CAD treatment with Dr David Erlinge's five-minute overview 🔗 https://ow.ly/Iz5x50Tj4AW Learning Objectives 📚 Understand the study's design and goals 💡Review the key one-year follow up outcomes 🥼 Learn how these results could impact clinical practice This interview is supported by Elixir Medical. #CardioVascular #MedicalInnovation

Stanford Medicine is transforming teamwork in the operating room with a straightforward yet impactful innovation: clearly marking surgical caps with each practitioner's name and role. The outcome? Better collaboration, inclusivity, and communication. Discover more: https://lnkd.in/g-FRTCau #StanfordAnesthesia

🔍 Medical Mystery: Can you identify these duodenal findings? Two ulcers face each other on opposite walls - a distinctive endoscopic pattern 💡 Fun Fact: This unique "staring" arrangement has a special name in medical literature! 🤔 Test your GI knowledge: What's the clinical term for this mirror-image presentation? Learn more about unique endoscopic findings at EndoCollab.com ✨ Tip: This pattern can offer important diagnostic clues for clinicians

Registration for the next ESO Educational Webinar on Cerebral Amyloid Angiopathy: An Evolving Clinical Concept, is now open! In the first part of the webinar, led by Dr. Benedetta Storti, the clinical framework will be introduced, with practical examples from the everyday clinic, highlighting some aspects on which there is still much room for research. The second part, led by Prof. David Werring, will focus on CAA in the scientific literature, exploring recent developments, possible future perspectives and suggesting some good clinical practice rules. 👉 Register now: https://ow.ly/cKka50RqJnP #stroke #strokeeducation #stroketreatment #strokecare