Interesting case it was ✍️ I have learned something new about this case ✍️
Listen to the symptoms. Recurrent severe periorbital headache, blurred vision, nausea, and vomiting during dialysis are red flags not routine dialysis complaints.
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Major Depressive Disorder, Recurrent, Severe with Psychotic Symptoms is a serious mental health condition characterized by persistent depressive episodes along with symptoms such as hallucinations or delusional thinking.
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6/ Why? Models give the causal answer. Two RNNs, same task, differing only in recurrent architecture — low-rank recurrent (M1-like) vs symmetric autoassociative (CA3-like) — reproduce the exact flow-through vs approach-and-return divergence.
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There's also a deep connection between training speed and language here - because all of the sub-verbal reasoning is non-recurrent, it can be trained in parallel - which is to say, quickly. But reasoning over tokens is recurrent, so training is slower (so it's done last)
tookie de la creme retweeted
Here with this my recurrent take:
Soft parenting gained acceptance because parenting requires you lead by example.
If you want a child to put the tablet down, you need to put your phones down too.
And they can’t put their own phones down.
Honestly, anytime I see a child with a tablet. I get an irrationally angry, but especially if it’s a small baby that is under 3 because why are you ruining their brain? Is it that much of a chore to talk to your own child to play with your own child to engage with your own child?
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loud life retweeted
Recurrent t(9;12) translocation disrupting ACVRL1 intron 9 causes hereditary haemorrhagic telangiectasia missed by standard exome sequencing in four unrelated families #RareDisease #Genetics sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Jack of All Trades retweeted
Paediatrics long case exam:
I met a child with recurrent UTI secondary to posterior urethral valve
The professor asked me a question and gave him an answer, he looked at me as said " you are a text book doctor, I would have failed you but other examiners here think you deserve to scale through"
Advice to medical students;
Pls read to pass your exam, study the pattern your examiner wants, that's the most important task you have at hand.
When you graduate, you can always study to become a better doctor.
Advice to Medical students;
Never read to pass exams, read to become a better doctor.
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Jonathan FCO retweeted
Recurrent sinonasal carcinoma after definitive chemoradiation is one of the most challenging scenarios in head & neck oncology.
This practical infographic outlines a clear, step-by-step clinical approach:
✅ Confirming the exact histology (SNUC, SMARCB1-deficient, NUT carcinoma, SCC & other key entities)
✅ Defining the pattern of recurrence (local / orbital / distant)
✅ Assessing feasibility of salvage surgery
✅ Histology-specific systemic therapy options
✅ Role of re-irradiation & molecular profiling in recurrent disease
Key takeaway: Histological re-classification can completely change management. Many “poorly differentiated carcinomas” turn out to be distinct entities requiring different strategies.
High-yield resource for medical oncology residents, fellows & practicing head & neck oncologists.
Save this for your next recurrent sinonasal case 👇
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