StayCurrentMD · Quick Literature Updates Episode 13
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Quick Literature Updates Episode 13

With Dr. Ellen Cisco & Dr. Alex Halpern & Dr. Cecilia Jhena · hosted by Dr. E Gdy · StayCurrentMD
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What the experts said0 expert statements · 12 host summaries
The Haller index and correction index are currently primarily used indices for pectus excavatum and tell us about the severity of the deformity.
Host summaryEllen Encisco · not cited in answers
The Titanic index is the percentage of the sternum that lies behind the anterior costal line as seen on CT scans.
Host summaryEllen Encisco · not cited in answers
There is a weak correlation between the Titanic index and the other indices (Haller and correction indices).
Host summaryEllen Encisco · not cited in answers
The Titanic index might be more helpful for determining how many bars a patient is going to need for pectus excavatum repair.
Host summaryEllen Encisco · not cited in answers
A Titanic index threshold of 66.5% was established, meaning patients with a higher index than that probably needed more than 2 bars for pectus excavatum repair.
Host summaryEllen Encisco · not cited in answers
Early initiation of peritoneal dialysis was associated with decreased post-operative mortality in infants after pediatric cardiac surgery.
Host summaryAlex Halpern · not cited in answers
Early initiation of peritoneal dialysis shortened duration of mechanical ventilation in infants after pediatric cardiac surgery.
Host summaryAlex Halpern · not cited in answers
Early initiation of peritoneal dialysis shortened length of stay in the ICU in infants after pediatric cardiac surgery.
Host summaryAlex Halpern · not cited in answers
In a Boston Children's Hospital study of 143 button battery ingestion patients from 2008 to 2021, 24 had severe outcomes.
Host summaryCecilia Gigena · not cited in answers
Location of the button battery in the esophagus is an independent predictor for severe outcomes in button battery ingestion.
Host summaryCecilia Gigena · not cited in answers
A button battery larger than 2 centimeters is an independent predictor for severe outcomes in button battery ingestion.
Host summaryCecilia Gigena · not cited in answers
Having symptoms at presentation is an independent predictor for severe outcomes in button battery ingestion.
Host summaryCecilia Gigena · not cited in answers