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Gastrointestinal system

ERCP in pancreatitis
PGMEE, MBBS, MD/MS

Mnemonic based management of Acute Pancreatitis

Epomedicine Jul 27, 2021 No Comments Gastrointestinal systemInternal medicineSurgery

Acute pancreatitis along with case based discussion has been already covered earlier here: To remember the initial management of acute pancreatitis, one can remember the…

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PGMEE, MBBS, MD/MS

Proton Pump Inhibitors (PPI) Pharmacology : Mnemonics

Epomedicine Apr 28, 2021 No Comments Gastrointestinal systemPharmacology

Relative Potency in Omeprazole Equivalent (OE) Mnemonic: PLOwER Pantoprazole (4.5 mg OE) Lansoprazole (13.5 mg OE) Omeprazole (20 mg OE) Esomeprazole (32 mg OE) Rabeprazole…

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Clinical Skills and Approaches

Splenomegaly : Examination techniques and Clinical Approach

Epomedicine Mar 20, 2021 No Comments Clinical examinationGastrointestinal systemInternal medicinePediatrics

ANATOMY OF SPLEEN Location: Left hypochondrium Rule of odds (1,3,5,7,9-11): 1 inch thick 3 inches broad 5 inches long 7 ounces weight underlies 9-11 ribs…

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PGMEE, MBBS, MD/MS

Portal Vein : Tributaries and Portocaval Anastomoses

Epomedicine Sep 28, 2020 No Comments AnatomyGastrointestinal system

Origin: Hepatic Portal Vein is formed by the union of Splenic vein and Superior mesenteric Vein behind the neck of pancreas at L1 vertebral level. Termination: The…

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Clinical Skills and Approaches

Common mistakes in Per Abdominal examination

Dr. Pedchrome Jul 31, 2020 1 Comment Clinical examinationGastrointestinal systemInternal medicinePediatricsSurgery

1. Forgetting to Expose abdomen adequately: Before examination, patient should ideally be exposed from the nipples to mid thigh. Failure to do so may lead…

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Blog

Jaundice in Newborn Baby : Parent’s guide

Dr. Pedchrome Jul 12, 2020 No Comments Gastrointestinal systemNeonatesPediatrics

Before starting with the topic, here is a recommended reading for the medical professionals. Yellowish discoloration of skin and sclera – ” Jaundice” is a…

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PGMEE, MBBS, MD/MS

Hernia – The Others

Dr. Vinay Kumar Parepalli, MBBS May 20, 2020 No Comments Gastrointestinal systemSurgery

Hernia is classically defined as a protrusion of the contents of a cavity through its walls. It is a condition which occurs not only in…

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groin hernia
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Hernia – Inguinal Hernia

Dr. Vinay Kumar Parepalli, MBBS Apr 23, 2020 No Comments Gastrointestinal systemSurgery

Groin is the area between abdomen and the upper thigh on either sides of pubic symphysis. Protrusions of the abdominal contents through the weak areas…

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