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Her Last ice cream Mrs. Radha (name changed) a 28 year old female was admitted with a history of recurrent vomiting and Jaundice of one day duration to our hospital. She had no history of viral prodrome , fever or any offending drug intake .She was conscious oriented, and had mild icterus . Her systemic […]
The Broken Goblet Years ago, when I was working as a physician at the prestigious Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education & Research (PGI) in Chandigarh, I came across a young man whose story has stayed with me ever since. “Doc! She would make a wonderful queen, and my heart just couldn’t accept her hands in […]
Clinical scenario: An 88-year-old male with no comorbid illness presented to the emergency department , with chief complaints of postprandial fullness and on-and-off vomiting of one month duration. One year back he had developed pain abdomen and was diagnosed to have cholecystitis Ultrasound at […]
This case was contributed by Dr Sam Rose and Dr Grace Mann S H O Medicine East Sussex NHS trust UK EMAIL: samuel.rose@nhs.net Clinical scenario : An 87-year-old lady was admitted following a fall at home. She sustained a right proximal humerus fracture and was admitted to hospital where she awaited discharge to a rehabilitation […]
Down the memory track , years back Entering the Govt. Medical College Srinagar main gate behind the wheel of his aqua coloured Fiat car, Prof. G.Q. Allaqband was a familiar sight at GMC Srinagar. He would step out dressed in his signature small-check half-sleeve shirt, a crisp white coat invariably worn over it, glistening white […]
Contributed by Dr.Ghulam Nabi, MD. Pediatric Consultant and Neonatologist. Bugshan Hospital Jeddah, 21432. P.O. Box 5860, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Mobile. 00966 502310661. E-mail: drgnabi2@gmail.com A 9 year-old girl presented to our paediatric outpatient clinic with a two-day history of red spots on the face, hands, feet, trunk, and limbs, associated with mild oral pain and […]
