Andrew Ho, MD
Andrew Ho is a general surgery resident.
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Around 10 a.m., I had just finished seeing a patient in office when my pager went off: “Yellow Trauma -- 3 y.o. male: Alleged fall down 7 cement steps, suspected abuse.” Our team dropped everything and descended upon the emergency…
Around 10 a.m., I had just finished seeing a patient in office when my pager went off:
“Yellow Trauma — 3 y.o. male: Alleged fall down 7 cement steps, suspected abuse.”
Our team dropped everything and descended upon the emergency department in our hospital. By the time we had reached the patient, a dozen ER nurses and doctors had already surrounded his bed in the trauma bay. The patient had been intubated …
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Why this doctor shares his patients’ stories
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Recently, I was on call for surgery at a hospital in New York City. At 2 a.m. in the morning, we were paged to a trauma in the ED. After we stabilized the patient and moved him for CT scans…
Recently, I was on call for surgery at a hospital in New York City. At 2 a.m. in the morning, we were paged to a trauma in the ED. After we stabilized the patient and moved him for CT scans and x-rays, I noticed a small stretcher tucked away in the back part of the ED, a place typically reserved for overflow patients when we run out of rooms.
The patient …
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A medical student speaks up and saves a life
Medical education
Last night, I responded to a code blue while working the night float at the hospital. The patient was a relatively young female who had just completed a coronary artery bypass procedure. Per training, I began compressing her chest to…
Last night, I responded to a code blue while working the night float at the hospital. The patient was a relatively young female who had just completed a coronary artery bypass procedure. Per training, I began compressing her chest to induce blood flow to the rest of her body.
As I pushed, the incision reopened and blood began spewing everywhere. I could feel her ribs giving and cracking from the force …
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Why we persevere despite a poor prognosis
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