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Centor criteria
PGMEE, MBBS, MD/MS

Modified Centor Criteria for Likelihood of Bacterial Infection In Sore throat

Epomedicine Nov 22, 2017 No Comments Internal medicineOtorhinolaryngologyPediatricsRespiratory system

Centor Criteria Mnemonic: CENTOr 1. Cough absent or Can’t cough = +1 2. Exudates or Enlarged tonsils = +1 3. Nodes (Swollen tender anterior cervical…

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hot potato voice
Clinical Skills and Approaches

Hot Potato Voice

Epomedicine Oct 28, 2017 No Comments Clinical examinationOtorhinolaryngology

Synonyms: Hot potato speech, Potato in mouth It is a term for a defect of resonance in which the speech has muffled quality, fancifully likened…

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PGMEE, MBBS, MD/MS

Dizziness : History and Examination

Epomedicine Oct 25, 2017 No Comments Clinical examinationNervous systemOtorhinolaryngology

HISTORY Mnemonic: 4D-3E-2Fg-2H 1. Define “Dizziness”: Room is spinning/rocking/somersaulting – Vertigo Feel like “going to faint” – Near-syncope “Going to fall” or “Unsteady on feet”…

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Anatomy of Middle Ear with Clinical correlation

Dr. Vinay Kumar Parepalli, MBBS Jul 22, 2017 1 Comment AnatomyOtorhinolaryngologyVinay Parepalli

The ear, along the evolution has modified structurally and functionally. In lower animals, they functioned as alarm systems to detect any sounds of the prey…

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central vestibular system
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Vestibular Pathway Simplified

Epomedicine Jul 27, 2016 1 Comment AnatomyNervous systemOtorhinolaryngology

Vestibule and Sensory receptors Location: Medial to tympanic membrane and Posterior to Cochlea Sensory receptors 1. Macula: Present in otolith (calcium carbonate crystals) organs –…

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auditory pathway
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Auditory Pathway Mnemonic

Dr. Sulabh Kumar Shrestha, MS Orthopedics Jul 26, 2016 No Comments AnatomyNervous systemOtorhinolaryngology

Auditory Pathway Component Mnemonic E.C.O.L.I.M.A Ascending from peripheral to central the components are: Ear receptors (Hair cells) in Cochlea and Eighth Cranial nerve (CN VIII)…

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parotidectomy steps
PGMEE, MBBS, MD/MS

Simplified Approach to Parotid Enlargement

Epomedicine Aug 7, 2015 No Comments OtorhinolaryngologySurgery

Diagnosis and management of a case of parotid enlargement requires systematic approach. Here, I have tried to present a simplified approach to parotid enlargement. A)…

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branchial apparatus embryology
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Branchial Apparatus Made Easy

Epomedicine Aug 6, 2015 No Comments AnatomyEmbryologyOtorhinolaryngology

Synonym: Pharyngeal apparatus Branchial (resembling fish gills) apparatus is like a sandwich – mesoderm and neural crest cells (branchial arch) between opposing outer ectoderm (cleft or…

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