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Contributed by Dr.Ghulam Nabi, MD. Pediatric Consultant and Neonatologist Bugshan Hospital Jeddah, 21432.K.S.A. P.O. Box 5860, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Mobile. 00966 502310661. E-mail: drgnabi2@gmail.com Introduction Ear tags also known as an accessory tragus or a branchial cleft remnant. These are benign growths that consist of skin and sometimes cartilage. Ear tags are usually located […]
This case was contributed by Prof Majid Jehangir. M.D Dept of Radiology GMC, Srinagar Kashmir A 57 yr female presented with LOW BACK ACHE of 3 weeks duration . There was no history of trauma . She had no neuro deficit. She was able to perform activities of daily life ,However the pain intensity […]
Contributed by Dr.Ghulam Nabi, MD. Paediatric Consultant and Neonatologist. Bugshan Hospital Jeddah, K.S.A. An 11 months old Syrian girl attended our outpatient clinic with a history of rash of one day duration. Patient had a fever for three days which subsided with Paracetamol. Soon after the fever subsided, a rash appeared. Antenatal and postnatal history was […]
CONTRIBUTED By Dr Mohd Farooq Parey ,MD MRCEM,FRCEM , Specialist Emergency medicine in University Hospital of Morecambe bay NHS foundation Trust ,UK Dr Malik Aftab ,MBBS,MRCEM , Specialty Doctor Emergency medicine University Hospital of Morecambe bay NHS foundation trust Linkedin Twitter Abstract: This article delves into a compelling case of posterior circulation stroke of vertebrobasilar […]
Contributed by Dr. Arif Maghribi Khan.MD Consultant Psychiatrist Connect with Dr Arif Maghribi Khan A young female aged 25 suddenly became violent and refused to take food . She stopped talking and became mute. Distraught family had no clue. She had no fever, no convulsions and was moving all parts of the body. However, she […]
Contributed by Dr Parey Mohd Farooq , MD,MRCEM,FRCEM Emergency medicine specialist at University Hospital of Morecambe Bay NHS foundation trust United Kingdom EMAIL:drparraymf@gmail.com Bifascicular block affects a substantial number of patients. It occurs in 1-2% of the adult population and the incidence increases with age. It is frequently associated with structural heart disease and fibrosis […]
