Journal of Community Hospital Internal Medicine Perspectives
Dr. Mihail Zilbermint and attorney Stacey B. Lee discuss the pivotal role of medical professionals in legal settings, emphasizing the importance of expert witness work in upholding healthcare standards and ensuring justice.
Dr. Mihail Zilbermint co-authored this comprehensive guideline, offering evidence-based recommendations for managing dyslipidemia in adults. The guideline emphasizes individualized treatment strategies, including the use of nonstatin therapies, to reduce the risk of atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease.
Journal of Diabetes Science and Technology
Dr. Mihail Zilbermint co-authored this pivotal study, which examines the variability among expert clinicians in interpreting continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) data from individuals without diabetes. The research highlights the lack of consensus in clinical recommendations, underscoring the need for standardized guidelines in this emerging area of metabolic health.
Journal of Community Hospital Internal Medicine Perspectives
Dr. Mihail Zilbermint co-authored this case series examining three patients who developed significant hypercalcemia after receiving vancomycin-loaded calcium sulfate beads during orthopedic procedures. The study highlights the importance of monitoring serum calcium and creatinine levels postoperatively in patients treated with these antibiotic beads.
Co-authored by Dr. Mihail Zilbermint and his mentee, budding endocrinologist Dr. Kumar, this compelling case report details the management of a 74-year-old man who developed severe nonketotic hyperglycemia after ingesting 88 tablets of amlodipine. The patient required high-dose insulin euglycemic therapy, peaking at 850 U/h, to stabilize his condition.
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences
Hospitalized patients with diabetes face unique and evolving challenges. In this review, Dr. Mihail Zilbermint and colleagues outline the complexities of inpatient diabetes care—from glycemic targets and insulin dosing to discharge planning and hospital-based diabetes technology.
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