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A man goes to his doctor and says “Doc my peni$ has turned orange!” The doc says “what have you been doing?” The man says “not much. Just eating Cheetos and watching porn”

I agree that age limits do not take into account highly different rates at which people age especially cognitively. And testing is fraught with issues. If we do test I would like to propose a rather low bar. Any president or congressman should be able to pass the standard citizenship test...

I had a similar experience in Rochester as a patient. It is an amazing place and they way they run the outpatient side is incredible. Smartest docs I’ve ever seen. I know some of the radiologists in Scottsdale and Jacksonville better, they are all brilliant. But I could never work in Rochester...

It seems as though our interventional radiology folks uses mechanical thrombolysis rather than tPA for saddle PEs these days. I think it may be time to change your ranking name. Just sayin…;)

As the guy who reads those PE studies I know how bad that was. So glad you pulled through. That was a big one. Something I have learned is that while clots in leg veins take a long time to clear up and often have long term sequela when they go to the chest they clear quite quickly days to a few...

Woohoo the first 1000 page thread.

This is what I envision when the Mouse comes to Tallahassee

Closer to 700 million and rising https://www.forbes.com/sites/dereksaul/2023/04/24/tucker-carlsons-exit-wipes-out-700-million-in-market-value-for-fox/?sh=364e36fe2408 Now that is a lot of My Pillow ads.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2023/04/26/desantis-disney-lawsuit/ Well it looks like the Mouse has had enough and is gonna bite back hard. They have an army of lawyers. This is gonna cost the state a fortune. Not wise to p.o. the largest employer in the state. I did read where the new...

https://www.cnn.com/2023/04/24/media/tucker-carlson-fox-news/index.html Good riddance. The ink wasn't even dry on the Dominion settlement. I wonder if it was a part of the deal.Now he can go work for Moscow TV for Putin.

Ernst Blofeld and SPECTRE blew it up. Musk was starting to give them competition in the quest for world domination.

I always liked that story and learned a bit more about him through his obit. What made his jump look so odd was that he was left footed as well (the leg nearest the bar which is the one that kicks up in the flop style) so it seemed very unnatural to the right handed world.

Try running for DC City council. Felony convictions are irrelevant, see Barry, Marion

It's been a month since the last post. It seems a shame to let this thread die so close to a thousand pages

Wow amazing story about how all else failed and then you actually got hide bound Medicare to approve it. Unfortunately few places have a handy cyclotron which explains the expense. I think NIH near me does. The radiology group there does a ton of good imaging research. I see tons of pseudo gout...

So glad to hear. Only 10-20% of parathyroid adenoma are in the chest which makes the surgery much harder than the neck. At least it was in the anterior portion accessible via a scope and not the posterior portion which means a much more extensive surgery. I am not too familiar with the C 11...

I found this article. In sum many are crap and a few are quite good. I wonder which I have? https://journals.lww.com/anesthesia-analgesia/fulltext/2016/08000/the_accuracy_of_6_inexpensive_pulse_oximeters_not.9.aspx

Well after nearly three years I finally got it. I am maximum vaxxed last dose in October. So far a bad cold plus oxygen desaturation to 90%. Got the Paxlovid and am chilling at home. Too sick to work. I will be fine but having a pulse oximeter (50 bucks at CVS) is well worth it. Anything below...

If you don’t want to get the anesthesia and all that try a non invasive CT colonography. It works as well is over in ten minutes and you can go straight to work or whatever. No distension or sleepiness. The only difference is you can’t get a biopsy. Much cheaper too.

If Lincoln didn’t suspend the constitution during the Civil War there is no circumstance that could ever justify its suspension.