Ollier’s disease Maffucci syndrome
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Difference Between Traditional Lasik And iLASIK
LASIK eye surgery has revolutionized vision correction, offering individuals the opportunity to reduce or eliminate their dependence on glasses and contact lenses. In Houston, individuals seeking vision correction may have heard about two popular options: Traditional LASIK and iLASIK. Understanding the differences between these procedures is crucial in making an…
PGMEE, MRCS, USMLE, MBBS, MD/MS 
Radiological Lines for assessing Basilar Invagination : Mnemonic
Mnemonic: Imagine a letter “Z“. a. McRae’s line has “R” and is at Roof. b. Chamberlain’s line starts with “C” and is at Center. c. McGregor’s line has “G” and is at Ground. a. McRae’s line (foramen magnum line): drawn from anterior margin of foramen (basion) to posterior margin of…
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How Much Kratom to Take: Dosage and Effects Explained
Kratom has become very popular in health areas recently, but more interest brings many questions – especially about dosage. How much is too much? What is just the correct amount to feel those effects? It might be confusing, particularly for new users trying to explore this plant world. Do not…
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An Introduction to Safe and Natural Relaxation Aids
Natural and safe relaxing methods are sought to improve mental and physical health in today’s fast-paced world of stress. Many natural relaxation products offer unique benefits without the side effects of synthetic choices. Hemp- and botanical-based products are appealing for effective alternatives. These aids provide consistent relaxation, mood improvement, and…
PGMEE, MRCS, USMLE, MBBS, MD/MS 
Felty Syndrome : Mnemonics
Felty syndrome is a triad of: Mnemonic #1: SANTA Mnemonic #2: FAULTS
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Tools to Prevent Foodborne Illness in Your Kitchen
Let’s face it—nobody wants to deal with foodborne illness, especially when it could’ve been avoided with just a few small changes in the kitchen. The last thing anyone needs after a delicious home-cooked meal is a stomachache that ruins the day! But here’s the good news: you’ve got the power…
PGMEE, MRCS, USMLE, MBBS, MD/MS 
Fabry Disease : Mnemonic
Mnemonic: FABRY CX 1. Febrile episodes, Foam cells 2. Angiokeratomas, Alpha galactosidase A deficiency 3. Burning pains in hands and feet 4. Renal failure 5. Youth death 6. Cardiovascular disease, Ceramide trihexoside accumulation 7. X-linked recessive inheritance Further reading: