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Contributed by Dr Prathvi Nandalike, Assistant Professor, Dr Rahul R Raikar, MCH Neurosurgery resident, Dr Nimrah Fathima, Assistant Professor, Dr Sandhya Rani, Assistant Professor Corresponding author email:prathvinandalike@gmail.com Clinical scenario: A 35 year old male , a farmer by occupation presented with Weakness of Left upper limb and lower limb of 9 days duration . 6 […]
This case was contributed by 1 Dr Nadia Qazi ,Rutgers University New Brunswick USA 2.Dr Munaza Afaq 3 Dr.Pravin Patil, and 4.Dr. Riyaz Bashir (Temple University Hospital, Heart and Vascular Institute. ) For any queries email (nadianqazi@gmail.com) Clinical scenario : A 62-year-old male with end-stage renal disease and peripheral arterial disease (PAD) status post two-failed […]
Years back a middle-aged man presented himself to our clinic . “Doc,” he said, no sooner do I feel a headache, than I become pretty sure that my blood pressure must have hiked up. I immediately take medicine to bring it back to normal. I have been doing exactly this for many years now”, he […]
Thyroid function tests are often required to be interpreted in clinical practice : In addition it is extremely important to identify hypothyroidism in Pregnancy and in Infancy to prevent mental retardation in the newborn Today let us revise how to interpret thyroid function tests: Step 1 :First choose TSH, Step 2: Free T4 […]
Contributed by Dr Shivam Kalia MD. Pursuing DM Gastroenterology Linkedin Clinical scenario A nine-year-old girl from western Odisha, with no prior comorbidities presented with History of Jaundice of 3 months, She also complained of pain , progressive, and pruritus-like symptoms. Her abdominal pain was localized , dull aching type and was not related to […]
Clinical scenario : A 76 yr old female complained of heaviness of her left arm and some discomfort on right side of chest. The pain was mild and severity was just 1/10 and it was not associated with diaphoresis . There was no history of shortness of breath […]
