How to manage our local patients?
b very careful in treating them . since if they improve then money problem arises n they will say doctor ne loot liya . n if they deteriorate local gundas n politicians will arrive n try to harass u . its better to refer serious cases n focus on patients whom u can treat easily .
Pl do not try to admit if OPD possible if serious we reassure start only if atedent ready talking risk
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42 year old lady with a fungating breast lesion X 5 months duration. Extensive matted LN in right Axillary and Lymphedema in the right UL. Supraclav LN present as well. IDC - grade 3. TNBC. Metastasis to lungs, liver. Let's discuss the management. It is sad to see such advanced cases.
Dr. Rohan Khandelwal17 Likes32 Answers - Login to View the image
31 year old male with lesion originating from left side of forehead. Present for more than 3 years. No other lesions elsewhere in the body. Let's see who gets the correct diagnosis.
Dr. Rohan Khandelwal4 Likes30 Answers - Login to View the image
30 year old lady with recurrent headaches, more in the evening. headache more on left side for last 4 months. no sinus tenderness. CT normal. what could be the other causes and how to manage
Dr. Anirudh Mishra1 Like40 Answers - Login to View the image
A 73-year-old male with a history of 5 vessel CABG 2 years ago and current CHF presents to the ER complaining of SOB. Who can identify his device shown here? and what is cause for SOB?
Dr. Amirul Venkat3 Likes17 Answers - Login to View the image
57 y/o patient with gradually increasing the severity of chest pain over the last few years. CT was performed following an abnormal x-ray of the chest. What do you see?
Dr. Harsh Sidona3 Likes21 Answers