Grateful to NBCA and Rushad Patell for the opportunity to present our work surveying patient understanding and needs regarding cancer associated thrombosis at #ICTHIC2024

This weekend, members of NBCA’s Council of Emerging Researchers in Thrombosis are presenting, Cancer-Associated Thrombosis: Understanding Awareness and Needs in the Community, at #ICTHIC2024 in Bergamo, Italy. Rushad Patell Ishan Tatake, MD Dana Angelini #stoptheclot

A successful trip to Washington DC to learn from amazing educators and colleagues at the ASH Quality Improvement Training Institute - so thankful for this opportunity!! ASH BIDMC Hematology/Oncology Fellowship

Another successful #ASH2023 BIDMC Hematology/Oncology Fellowship

Enjoying some time to relax after a challenging and rewarding first year of fellowship BIDMC Hematology/Oncology Fellowship very grateful for our tremendous leadership Deepa Rangachari Rushad Patell and Dr. Reed Drews

That 'heading to the first session of the day' feeling.
Jonathan Berry
Ishan Tatake, MD
#ASH22

Welcome everybody to the BIDMC IM Residency family!

PJP PPx!

TMP/SMX
Pros = 1st line, ⬇️$
Cons: Allergies, SJS,⬆️K,⬇️WBC, photosensitivity

Dapsone
Pros= ⬇️$
Cons = G6PD, effectiveness?

Atovaquone:
Pros = Less reactions
Cons = $$$, taste bad, diarrhea

Pentamidine
Pros = 1 monthly
Cons = hurts kidneys,⬇️WBC, hypotension

Incredibly grateful to continue the next phase of my training at BIDMC!

Check out my first tweetorial on anticoagulation in this complex patient population! Many thanks to Adam Rodman and Brian Carney for their guidance BIDMC IM Residency #HemeTwitter #thrombosis

Looking forward to meeting you all in a few short months! BIDMC IM Residency

Those ICU call shifts remind me how much trust I put in my kidneys when it’s 10 pm and I have my first cup of water

Hanging out with the nephrologist

Thank you to my wonderful CCU team on Christmas, strong teamwork and excellent attitudes! Gabe Pajares Hurtado BIDMC CVI Patrick Hyland Beth Israel Lahey Health Leora Boussi, MD Ishan Tatake, MD

We use pulse ox on every patient every day in the ICU, but how does it work & importantly how does it fail?

This #OnePager reviews SpO2 & factors that can affect it: darker skin, nail polish, non-pulsatile flow (ECMO & LVADs), abnormal Hb, & the 🔑concepts of pulse ox lag time.