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Curofy Going beyond Clinical discussion, now you can ask medical questions with using a very beautiful template. Don’t let a single question in your mind go unanswered. Curofy questions aim to bring your inquisitiveness for the many firsts, the few bests, the importance to the fore. We believe knowledge is locked in doctors head, We want to connect the people who have the knowledge to the people who need it. Every question is important. It is how knowledge transcends from one user to another. Hence Curofy Questions wants you to ask as many questions you want to seek answers from this vibrant community. Every day our mind ask 100 of question, sometimes we have an answer sometime we live with it, But we are at the 20th century, close to the people who might have answer. So post a question to see if it works. Living with not knowing is not an option. Since we are committed to help every doctor, we will help every doctor get every answer. All they need to do is ask Please share your feedback on Comment Question Example Anyone have experience with Craniectomy (medical procedure)? How is this possible ? Post nasal drip and Allergy ? Breathing Exercises in Pneumothorax- Inspiratory or Expiratory Maneuver ? Patient presents with ANAPHYLAXIS and having severe respiratory compromise, How to treat anti-TNF resistant Crohn's disease in a child of 14? What is the Best management in Acute exacerbation of COPD resitant to medical managment ? Who is your inspiration to be aoctor? A young man has mass in anterior mediastinum on CXR, what could be the best test to differentiate between SEMINOMA and NONSEMINOMA ? Do you routinely use combined EBUS-TBNA and EUS-B-FNA approach in staging lung cancer? Anyone succeeded in cloning shRNA into pLKO.3G plasmid? Does photoimmunotherapy (PIT) always followed by surgery for tumour in deep tissue ? What difficulties do you encounter on applying tele-medicine under COVID-19?
This is very good move by curofy to increase your knowledge and keep you updated on all front of situation faced but despite of all this we are wondering about COVID and other other preventable diseases in children's by way of immunization and even few diseases we still know very little or our questions ends with some autoimmune or organisms are responsible for this and it is not curable or there is no medicine available. A single life is to short too learn a continue process of life , everyday gives you a new lesson. Discussion on various topics and difference of opinion is a very good sign for all. If some research material but I am really sorry to point out that our govt always work on it through dialogue because actually it takes time and money, our so called Secretary to govt decide our future and inventions etc.
WOW.. THIS WILL BE A GOOD STEP BY.. CUROFY.. IT WILL CREATE A GOOD PLATFORM.. TO EXPLAIN.. VIEWS AND SOLUTIONS REGARDING.. CASES .. DISEASES..
This will be good to increase the knowledge and to solve problems particularly developing nowadays. This will be platform for discussion of new cases also
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YES I TOTALLY AGREE AS WE ARE LOCKED IN DUE TO V VIRUS PANDEMIC BREAKUP WE HAVE LOT OF TIME YO POST ARTICLES NOT ONLY ON CUROFY BUT ON DOCPLEXUS LINKED IN WATCH DIFFERENT WEBINARS WHICH WILL ADD YO OUR KNOWLEGE AS FAR AS YOUR QUESTION ABOUT CRANIYOMTY IS CONCERENED I HAVE NOT SEEN THIS PROCEFURE FONE SINCE MOTE THAN TWO DECADES FUE TO BETTER OBSTETRIC AND GYNECOLOGICAL ADVANCES WAY BACK IN SIXTEES AND SEVENTEES AN ISOLOTED CASE OF CRANIOTOMY WAS SEEN AS FAR AS ANAPHYLACIS IS CONCERNED ITS INCEDENCE HAS GONE VERY MUCH DOWN I WANTED TO BECOME A CRICKETER THAN AN ACTOR. I LOVE GOOD MUSIC
"MARVELOUS INITIATIVE". It will be Much Useful to increase the knowledge and discussion of new cases. Tnx A lot "CUROFY".
Very good platform to answer our queries and increase your knowledge
Curofy is an exemplary platform that has been perfect amalgamation of case discussion, quiz or meeting queries.
Good step
Good initiative
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14 years female with complaints of chest pain. with history of Fever 10days back. bp 90/60. no other complaints. kindly opine
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58M heavy smoker since 30yrs. with c/o mild breathlessness, decreased urine output, cough, pedal edema since 1week. spo2 80 RA on admission now 96% aftr O2 supp. bp 120/80, No tachypnea or tachycardia. cvs Nad, Rs decreased BS right side. crepts+. kindly Discuss ECG n CXR. and probable DX. how to manage the cass
Dr. Ravikanth Moka4 Likes19 Answers - Login to View the image
20yr female, c/o cough minimal expectoration since 1 week, NO wt loss/appetite loss/haemoptysis/fever. no h/o Allergy. past history of ptb 5yrs back tokk ATT for 1 yr.(details not available) for current complaints visited GP, evaluated for reactivation, sputum is negative for AFB. haemogram normal, montaux 14mm induration. no any Lymph Node. xray is attached.... she has already done CT chest... films awaited. kindly comment on this case , diagnosis, management
Dr. Vishal More3 Likes12 Answers - Login to View the image
A male aged 65 years is having cough, fever, recurrent haemoptysis,loss of appetite and loss of weight since 3 months.Patient is chronic smoker. X-ray (1) dated 10 May 2017 (2) dated 14 July 2017 are attached. Comments on X-ray and how to proceed in this case.
Dr. Arjun Singh Shekhawat3 Likes12 Answers - Login to View the image
A old male patient came to ER with acute breathlessness cough with white sputum fever since last 10 days pt is on regular medication for COPD Pt is progressively loosing weight at present 38 kgs No previous history of koch's not a diabetic or hypertensive OE pulse 66/min BP 100/60 mmhg Afebrile RR 31 RS reduced bilateral airentry CVS PA normal CNS GCS 15/15 ECG NORMAL X RAY ENCLOSED INTERPRET FINDINGS and Management protocol in this patient
Dr. Mallikarjuna Raju1 Like12 Answers
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