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
Cases that would interest you
- Login to View the image
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
Curofy brings again a CME event in Rajpura in association with Indian Medical Association on 9th January. The Topic for CME is "Scope of plastic and cosmetic surgery in the present era". Do not miss out a chance to be a part of it.
Curofy Cme25 Likes16 Answers - Login to View the image
Spacing between central incisors. How to correct it?
Dr. Dhruv Patel0 Like16 Answers