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[image] Neurosurgeon removes live 8cm long worm from woman’s brain!! Scientists last month published an unprecedented case, where they found and extracted a live parasitic worm from the brain of a 64-year-old Australian woman. The neurosurgeon found and removed the parasite with forceps

[image] Types of Hernia 💥

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[video] How Does ICSI Help With Male Infertility? Intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) is a specialized form of assisted reproduction used as part of in vitro fertilization (IVF). Instead of allowing sperm and egg to fertilize on their own in a laboratory dish, an embryologist

[text] Your body doesn’t care what you plan to do tomorrow. It responds to what you do today. Walk. Sleep. Eat better. Repeat.

[text] Medical students, tell me: What’s the most common cause of upper GI bleeding? 🩸

[text] Medical students, tell me: Which electrolyte abnormality is most likely to cause tetany?

[image] The energy changes when you stop seeking validation and start building your own life. 🖤

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[text] Medical students, tell me: A patient has absent breath sounds on one side after trauma. What’s your first diagnosis? 🚑

[text] Medical students, tell me: If you can’t hear Korotkoff sounds, what BP measurement method would you use? 🤔

[video] Sharing a rare case of Rabies disease diagnosed: 13 yr old boy 👦🏻 had complaints of throat discomfort and inability to swallow since Saturday, consulted local doctor but had no relief so consulted our paediatrician Dr Mohit Vora sir on sunday, he presumed some neurological

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[text] 🚨 STEMI = time is muscle. The first 2 hours decide how much myocardium survives. ⚡ PPCI within 120 min of first medical contact → straight to cath lab. 💉 If not → fibrinolysis within 30 min (door-to-needle), then transfer for angiography. 💊 And don’t miss: Aspirin +

[image] #ECGLeads Where does each lead look? Limb leads watch the frontal plane. Chest leads watch the horizontal plane. • Inferior wall: II, III, aVF • Septum: V1–V2 • Anterior wall: V3–V4 • Lateral wall: I, aVL, V5–V6 Anterior wall and septum often infarct together, so

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[image] The de Winter T-wave is a rare STEMI equivalent that marks acute proximal LAD occlusion. Look for upsloping ST depression (1–3 mm) plus tall, peaked T waves in the precordial leads. Treat it as a STEMI and send the patient for urgent reperfusion. Follow us on WhatsApp:

[image] Common heart rhythms!💪💪💪 Follow us on WhatsApp: #ECG #drisraelgi #nurselife #nurse #doctor #DoctorWho #cardio #medstudent #cardiologia #nursing #ECG #cardiologists

[text] 💡 Quick notes: •Atenolol → Beta-1 blocker → Slow HR + Prolonged PR •Atropine → Muscarinic antagonist → Treats Slow HR •Salbutamol → Beta-2 agonist → Fast HR + Tremor + Low K+ •Adrenaline → Alpha/Beta agonist → Fast HR + High BP Test Yourself: A patient with

[image] Q-waves after an Inferior Myocardial Infarction !💪💪💪 Follow us on WhatsApp: #ECG #drisraelgi #nurselife #nurse #doctor #DoctorWho #cardio #medstudent #cardiologia #nursing #ECG #cardiologists

[video] Today's echo: 13-year-old child with dilated cardiomyopathy (DCMP).

[image] From Liver to Pelvis: Axial CT Anatomy Twelve landmarks. One continuous scan. Liver, spleen, stomach, aorta, IVC, pancreas, kidneys, adrenal glands, small intestine, colon, bladder, and prostate — each paired with the slice where it actually lives. Radiologic orientation: the

[image] ECG Basics!💪💪💪 Follow us on WhatsApp: #ECG #drisraelgi #nurselife #nurse #doctor #DoctorWho #cardio #medstudent #cardiologia #nursing #ECG #cardiologists

[image] Lung Sounds!🩺 Follow us on WhatsApp: #lungsounds #Pneumologista #MedicalEducation #Cardiology #CXR #MedStudent #Residency #ICU #EmergencyMedicine #ClinicalSkills #HMKSAI #HouseOfMedicalKnowledge #LearnMedicine #MedicalStudents #RadiologyEducation

[image] If you can name all 12, you’re ready for the night shift. Chest X-ray diseases — one sign each. Comment the one that still confuses you. Follow us on WhatsApp: #ChestXray #MedTok #RadiologyTok #medstudent

[video] 🌿 Plant spotlight: Japanese St. John's wort (Hypericum japonicum)! Known as "七寸金" or "田基黄" in Chinese medicine, this tiny plant is traditionally used to clear heat, remove dampness, and treat liver conditions like hepatitis. Modern research backs up its hepatoprotective

[video] Monoclonal or polyclonal? One clone, one epitope, same result every time. Many clones, stronger signal, more variation. Detection often wants polyclonal. Precision wants monoclonal. #MonoclonalAntibodies #PolyclonalAntibodies #Hybridoma #Immunology #LabLife #WesternBlot #ELISA

[image] Basic chest X-ray findings — a quick visual review for the ward and the exam. Cardiomegaly, pulmonary vascular congestion, widened mediastinum, hilar enlargement, mediastinal mass, aortic aneurysm, and the devices you must check every time: ET tube, NG tube, central line,

[video] 🔊 Rhonchi – Son pulmonaire à connaître Lung sounds（French version)! Les rhonchi sont des sons de basse fréquence, ronflants ou gargouillants, causés par le mucus dans les grandes voies aériennes. Ils peuvent diminuer ou disparaître après la toux. On les retrouve principalement

[video] Can you hear the difference? 🫁🎧 These 5 lung sounds can change how you assess a patient: • Crackles → wet, discontinuous (pneumonia, edema, CHF) • Rhonchi → snore-like, may clear with cough (COPD, bronchitis) • Wheeze → musical, louder on expiration (asthma, COPD) •

[video] ECG Rhythm Guide: Common Patterns #ECG #Cardiology #MedEd #MedicalStudents #HMKSAI