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PGMEE, MRCS, USMLE, MBBS, MD/MS normal chest xray

Systematic Approach to Frontal Chest X-ray

Epomedicine, Jun 18, 2015

To make an appropriate diagnosis through a chest radiograph, it must be analyzed in a systematic manner. One of the common mistakes that students do is to miss the regions that needs to be looked for – commonest being the rib fractures. A mnemonic has been devised for this purpose:…

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Clinical Skills and Approaches Superficial-pathological-reflexes

Pathological reflexes – Variations of Babinski

Epomedicine, Jun 18, 2015Dec 7, 2022

Normally, the pathological reflexes are not evident because they are suppressed by cerebrum at brainstem or spinal cord level by 6 months of age. Importance: Up-going (dorsiflexion) toe can be elicited at various sites and all indicated Upper Motor Neuron (UMN) lesion. Use a blunt-pointed object like fingernail or tip…

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Emergency Medicine Sepsis

The Continuum: SIRS, Severe Sepsis and Septic Shock

Epomedicine, Jun 17, 2015Jun 14, 2016

SIRS criteria are mostly used as a screening tool to identify patients that may need further workup for sepsis and severe sepsis. In the emergency department it is a triage tool that helps determine patient acuity and identify patients that are potentially septic and in need of further screening. Septic…

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Clinical Skills and Approaches cheilitis and glossitis

Hematological Signs – Angular Stomatitis and Atrophic Glossitis

Epomedicine, Jun 14, 2015

ANGULAR STOMATITIS/CHEILITIS Definition: Maculopapular and vesicular lesions grouped on the skin at the corners (or ‘angles’) of the mouth and the mucocutaneous junction. It is made worse by licking the lips. Causes:  1. Oral candidiasis 2. Poorly fitting dentures 3. Bacterial infection 4. Less common Nutritional deficiencies (especially riboflavin, iron and pyridoxine) Iron…

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PGMEE, MRCS, USMLE, MBBS, MD/MS cholesterolosis of gallbladder

Strawberry Gallbladder (Cholesterolosis)

Epomedicine, Jun 12, 2015Aug 17, 2015

Synonyms: Strawberry gallbladder is also known as hyperplastic cholecystoses. Hyperplastic cholecystoses are a spectrum of non-neoplastic proliferative disorders caused by deposition of cholesterol-laden macrophages within the wall of the gall bladder. The cholecystose range from abnormalities of the gallbladder wall (adenomyomatosis and strawberry gall bladder) to gallbladder polyps extending into…

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Clinical Skills and Approaches

Dermatology Internship : 5 Common Skin Diseases Seen

Dr. Sulabh Kumar Shrestha, MS Orthopedics, Jun 7, 2015Jun 8, 2019

Amidst the post-earthquake fear, we managed to complete our 15 days internship in the Dermatology department which was setup in the patient’s waiting hall. The posting went pretty well; the learning experience was fun – thanks to the teachers and seniors who provided us with friendly environment and guidance. A…

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Cutaneous manifestation in thyroid disorders

Epomedicine, Jun 6, 2015Jun 6, 2015

Skin – Systemic Disease Connection “When a man has on the skin of his body a swelling or an eruption… and the disease appears to be deeper than the skin it is a leprous disease.” – Leviticus 13: 2-3 In ancient times changes in skin were taken to indicate the…

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PGMEE, MRCS, USMLE, MBBS, MD/MS hemoptysis causes

Hemoptysis – Examination and Evaluation

Epomedicine, Apr 9, 2015Jun 19, 2016

Synonym: Haemoptysis Definition of Hemoptysis Simple definition: Expectoration of blood or bloody sputum Hemoptysis is defined as the expectoration of blood from the respiratory tract, a spectrum that varies from blood-streaking of sputum to coughing up large amounts of pure blood. True hemoptysis is expectoration of blood from the lower respiratory tree, below…

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