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Transforming Healthcare Security with AI-Powered Cameras

Epomedicine, Apr 30, 2025Apr 30, 2025

Introduction Healthcare facilities are facing a growing number of security threats. According to a 2024 study by the International Association for Healthcare Security and Safety (IAHSS), 82% of hospitals reported an increase in violence or threats of violence against staff. Additionally, a report from the U.S. Department of Health and…

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Eponychial Marsupialization for Chronic Paronychia

Epomedicine, Apr 27, 2025Apr 27, 2025

Chronic paronychia is an inflammatory recalcitrant disorder affecting the nail folds. It can be defined as an inflammation lasting for more than 6 weeks and involving one or more of the three nail folds (one proximal and two lateral). Surgical management is only indicated in cases of chronic paronychia, which…

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Meniscal Tears on MRI

Epomedicine, Apr 24, 2025Apr 24, 2025

Meniscal tears are best seen on T1-weighted, gradient-echo and proton-density images. The menisci are low intensity on all sequences. Morphologies Meniscal tear morphology Description MRI appearance Horizontal Separates meniscus into superior (femoral) & inferior (tibial) fragments Primarily horizontal signal on sagittal images Vertical radial Splits central margin of meniscus Vertical…

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Antibiofilm Antibiotics

Epomedicine, Apr 22, 2025

Biofilms are immobile microbial communities which colonize and grow on surfaces of medical implants such as sutures, catheters and implants, by self-produced extracellular polymeric substances and cause infections which can only be treated by their removal. It provides additional resistance to the bacteria by various mechanisms like altered pH, osmolarity,…

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Rifampicin : Mnemonic

Epomedicine, Apr 21, 2025Apr 21, 2025

Synonym: Rifampin Mnemonic: RIFAMPIN R: RNA polymerase inhibition I: Induces CYP450 F: Flu-like symptoms, Fluid (sweat, urine, tears, saliva) discoloration A: AST/ALT elevation (Hepatotoxicity is a possible complication) M: Mycobacteria (M. Tuberculosis, M. Leprae, MAI treatment) and Meningitis (N. Meningitidis prophylaxis for close contacts) P: Penetrates granuloma, biofilm and blood-brain-barrier,…

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Heel Pad Syndrome vs Plantar Fasciitis

Epomedicine, Apr 18, 2025Apr 18, 2025

Heel pad syndrome and plantar fasciitis both cause heel pain, but they affect different areas and have distinct characteristics. Further reading and differential diagnoses of heel pain: Heel Pain : Mnemonic Plantar Fasciitis Heel Pad Syndrome Definition Inflammation of the calcaneal origin of plantar fascia Traumatic irritation of the specialized…

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Basilar Thumb or 1st CMCJ Osteoarthritis

Epomedicine, Apr 17, 2025Apr 17, 2025

Tips to remember this classification include: Eaton Stage Joint Subluxation Osteophyte Surgery I 1st CMCJ widened <1/3 No Volar Ligament Reconstruction II 1st CMCJ narrowed <1/3 <2 mm 1. Ligament reconstruction with tendon interposition (LRTI) 2. Single interposition 3. Suspensionplasty 4. Metacarpal osteotomy III 1st CMCJ severely narrowed ≥1/3 >2…

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Medical Education and Job Crisis in Nepal

Epomedicine, Apr 16, 2025Apr 16, 2025

Nepal’s medical sector is beset with serious issues. Oversupply of medical graduates, declining job satisfaction among doctors, the ongoing woes of resident doctors, and disagreements between private medical colleges and the Medical Education Commission (MEC) have rendered the situation complex and pressing.​ Oversaturation of Medical Graduates and Poor Employment Opportunities…

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