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This case was contributed by Dr Abed Al- Lahibi Chairman Dept. of Gastroenterology King Fahad Medical city Riyadh KSA Clinical scenario: A 32-year-old female presented with a history of high-grade fever and jaundice of 2 weeks duration following a lower section cesarean section at a local hospital. The patient had started icterus 1-week prior to […]
Clinical scenario: A 25-year-old male presented with high-grade intermittent fever of 2 months duration and progressively increasing jaundice of 1 month .It was associated with anorexia and significant loss of weight. His past and family history were not contributory. The examination displayed deep jaundice, no features of chronic liver disease and mild hepatomegaly. After baseline […]
Contributed by Dr Kaiser Raja Consultant Gastroenterologist M.D D.M(Gastro) ACGME accredited Advanced Fellowship in Liver Diseases and Transplant Hepatology from The Mount Sinai Medical Center, New York, United States. Clinical scenario : A 35-year-old male, the patient presented with intermittent dysphagia for 5 years, which usually occurred with solid food. No history of food […]
Years back while working as the senior resident in Medicine, a young business man Mr Raj (name changed) was admitted for evaluation of swelling of feet of 3 weeks duration. On evaluation he was found to be losing proteins in urine (Nephrotic range proteinuria) A kidney biopsy was planned by the admitting dept for this […]
Clinical scenario : A 45 yr old male presented with history of visual disturbance of 3 weeks duration . The eye examination revealed as under what is the diagnosis? Click here to answer
Clinical scenario: A 27-year-old Egyptian male with no significant comorbidities presented with history of episodic, recurrent abdominal pain of 4 years duration .Patient described pain as colicky, remaining for 1–2 hours necessitating intravenous analgesics predominantly in the upper abdomen. His abdominal pain had no reference […]
