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Questions asked at the bedside, answered in print.
Most of this work comes from one problem in the cardiac ICU. When a patient on ECMO suffers a brain injury, finding out usually means a risky trip to a CT scanner. Much of the research below asks whether that answer can come to the bedside instead.
ECMO & neuro-monitoring
Bedside ultra-low-field MRI is safe and useful in ECMO patients, including those with balloon pumps, Swan-Ganz catheters and LVADs. Further work includes machine-learning prediction of brain injury from the ELSO Registry, oxygen tension and hemorrhage, and intracranial pressure during ECPR.
Coronary & valve surgery
Sequential radial grafting, internal thoracic artery use after chest radiation, the TRAPP tricuspid repair, and statewide surgical ablation data.
Perioperative & critical care
Methadone in older adults having cardiac surgery, hypoglycemia as an outcome marker, the economics of night staffing in the CVICU.
Education & clinical informatics
The STS "Looking to the Future" program, preparing students for cardiothoracic careers, and how transparent residency websites are.
33 publications shown: 23 bylined and 8 study-group credits for Dr. David Chinedozi, 2 for Dr. Ima Chinedozi. Her oxygen-access research in Liberia and The Gambia appears in the Journal of Global Surgery, which PubMed does not index. Policy work, including the 2018 Massachusetts opioid guidelines, is listed on David's CV.
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