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Not Your Grampa’s Chemo – Immunotherapy and Emergency Presentations

September 18, 2019 By David Marcus Leave a Comment

A version of these slides about complications of Immunotherapy (checkpoint inhibitors and CAR-T) was presented during the 2nd EMIM Conference on September 17, 2019.

Filed Under: EMconf, Emergency medicine, Internal Medicine Tagged With: CAR-T, CART, checkpoint inhibitors, chemotherapy, CI, CRS, emergency, FOAMed, immunotherapy, irAE

#IMconf is Joining the Party

September 25, 2013 By David Marcus Leave a Comment

Over the last few months the EMconf hashtag has built a large and active membership (visit FOAMfeeds for the latest posts).  It’s been great for the EM/CC conversation.  The hashtag continues to gain momentum and it stands to reason that other specialties might also benefit from creating a continuous, asynchronous educational conversation vis-a-vis FOAMed. In […]

Filed Under: FOAM, Internal Medicine, Medical education Tagged With: EMconf, FOAMed, FOAMfeeds, IMconf, internal medicine residents, Salim Rezaie

A Remembrance, Dedicated to Dr. Anne Kastor

August 3, 2013 By David Marcus Leave a Comment

I opened Facebook the other day to a post that, at first glance, appeared to be a self written obituary: “I, Anne Kastor, died on July 5th of Ovarian Cancer at age 49.” Though I never knew her to be particularly active on Facebook, it seemed like something she might write. Perhaps an act of […]

Filed Under: Internal Medicine, Narrative Tagged With: Anne Kastor, BFC, Brooklyn, Brooklyn Free Clinic, SUNY Downstate

Is there a doctor on board?

July 20, 2013 By David Marcus Leave a Comment

Was just reading a review of outcomes of medical emergencies on commercial flights by Peterson et al published earlier this year in JAMA.  I’ve got a particular interest in this topic since my life is divided between two continents and I’ve been involved in several of these cases over the years.  It’s basically a summary […]

Filed Under: Emergency medicine, Internal Medicine, Professionalism Tagged With: aerospace medicine, AsMA, aviation, EMK, FAA, first aid, flight medicine, health, in flight emergency, medicine, travel medicine

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