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Makuo chukwu

in Case Study

Partial foot degloving from a train collision.

Partial foot degloving from a train collision.

Case of a 35 year old male sustaining partial foot degloving from a train collision. ⚠️ The patient tried to commit suicide by lying on a train track, but luckily the train pushed him off the track, fracturing his femur and causing a deep laceration of his heel. After initial vitals assessment, fluid resuscitation and c-spine fixation, the patient was brought to the OR for plantar repair. Debridement of the injured area was done under local anaesthesia after which tissues and fat pads were approximated and repaired. The wound was closed with skin sutures. Credit: @medicalpedia .

Dr.rasoul

in General

What's your dx? ?

What's your dx? ?

Makuo chukwu

in Learning Materials

When u are the 5th person taking Hx of same patient.

This shit actually happens

Zeemedizzy

in Learning Materials

Anatomy of neck

Anatomy of neck

#MEDICALSTUDENT

#CAROTID_ARTERY

Jyoti

in Discussion | 7 hours ago

If patient is suffering from teeth pain a lot n he can't eat food correctly but he try to eat food(wt is the best sugesstion to relif from pain)plz any reply fast?

کرن💫

in Discussion | 3 hours ago

What's the benefit to take blood sample by blade pricking your fingure instead odlf taking sample by injection?? This methodology is still used in some countries.

Denisa Georgiana

in Case Study

What do you think about that ? Dangerous ? Treatment

Dr Vijay Sharma

in Case Study

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Moniccca

in Learning Materials

Obstructive Sleep Apnea

This 3D medical animation shows normal respiratory anatomy, and how obstructive sleep apnea happens. Common symptoms, complications, and treatments for this disorder are also shown.

Dr Vijay Sharma

in Case Study

Cavitating pneumonia

The chest xray shows complete opacification of the left hemithorax with numerous small lucencies throughout. Findings consistent with cavitating bacterial pneumonia

Cavitating pneumonia The chest xray shows complete opacification of the left hemithorax with numerous small lucencies throughout. Findings consistent with cavitating bacterial pneumonia

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#GASTROENTEROLOGY

Mohd saif ( мохаммад саиф)

in Learning Materials

Types of disc

Hanin Kaa

in General

Heart sounds ♥️

Dr.rasoul

in Learning Materials

Battle sign

This is a Battle Sign resulting from basilar skull fracture with hemorrhage into the mastoid air sinus. Watch for CSF leakage from the external auditory canal, check for cranial nerve 7 and 8 function.

Dr.rasoul

in Learning Materials

How to read a CXR

How to read a CXR

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Rirra

in Discussion | 13 hours ago

Hi everybody Which one is more appropriate for treating hyprethyroidism in pregnancy. 1.PTU 2.metimazole

#HYPERTHYROIDISM

DR.MOHAMMED IRFAN SHEIKH

in Case Study

Cholelithiasis

A 60-year-old man with cirrhosis and a remote history of colon cancer, for which he had undergone a hemicolectomy, presented to the emergency department with a fever. He reported no diarrhea, vomiting, or abdominal pain. His temperature was 38.5°C. There was no tenderness to palpation across his abdomen. Laboratory studies revealed a white-cell count of 12,300 per cubic millimeter (normal range, 3600 to 11,000) and a total bilirubin level of 2.0 mg per deciliter (34.2 μmol per liter) (normal range, 0.2 to 1.3 mg per deciliter [3.4 to 22.2 μmol per liter]), although his baseline total bilirubin level was 2.0 mg per deciliter owing to his liver disease. The aminotransferase levels, alkaline phosphatase levels, and urinalysis results were within the normal range. Two sets of blood cultures obtained on admission grew Escherichia coli. Computed tomography, which was performed to determine possible intraabdominal sources of infection, revealed no abscess, ascites, or colitis but did show multiple small, round, calcified gallstones (Panels A and B). Although no definitive source of the bacteremia was found, the patient became afebrile within the first 48 hours after antibiotic treatment was initiated. Cholecystectomy was considered but not pursued because of the patient’s high operative risk owing to cirrhosis. He completed a course of antibiotics and was doing well at a follow-up visit 11 months after his discharge from the hospital. Ongoing surveillance has not identified a recurrence of colon cancer.

#CHOLELITHIASIS

tareq alghazal

in General

Human brain

Hanin Kaa

in Case Study

What happens if u wear a magnetic items in the MRI machine

#MAGNETIC_RESONANCE_IMAGING

Samuel Asante

in Discussion | 2 days ago

Please what is the main rationale behind giving lasix before blood transfusion ?

tareq alghazal

in General

What is your diagnosis?

What is your diagnosis?

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