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Clinical scenario : A 16-year-old female from a poor socioeconomic status with no known medical illness was admitted with hematemesis, melena of 2 days duration with no history of jaundice or similar illness in the past. Examination : She was a thin built girl with gross pallor,pulse of 130 beats/min and blood pressure (BP) of 90/ […]
Clinical scenario An 88 year old , thin built male presented with history of coffee ground vomiting 3 episodes . After initial resuscitation an Upper GI endoscopy was done which revealed grossly dilated stomach and blackish fluid in stomach . The scope was passed with mild resistance into duodenum . There was no active bleeding […]
Contributed by Dr Balachandra S Bhat. MD Assistant Professor Medicine Yenepoya Medical College Mangalore Karnataka email : dr.baluymc@gmail.com Clinical scenario : A 55 year old male presented to our ER with a history of cough, sore throat and shortness of breath of 2 days duration. On examination the patient was conscious , oriented and hemodynamically […]
A 35 year old female presented with pain of her both hands of 4 weeks duration . On examination she had contactures and skin lesions as shown . The joint involvement was symmetrical and feet were also involved . On evaluation she had Hb 9.4gm/dl ESR 70mm CRP= 48 (High) RA factor = Positive , […]
This case was contributed by Dr Irshad Sirwal Consultant Nephrologist King AbdulAziz Specialist Hospital Taif KSA Clinical scenario: A 48-year-old male presented with history of progressive visual loss in both eyes of two weeks duration .He also complained of generalized fatigue of same duration .He denied any history of trauma or offending drug intake […]
Clinical scenario : A 20 yr old student presented with history of recurrent abdominal pain of 2 years duration Every time he would be treated symptomatically in a local hospital .The abdominal examination would reveal no abnormality , every time he was admitted to the hospital. He never had features of small bowel obstruction The […]
