Olfactory Groove Meningioma:Curofy Expert Clinical Case Discussion by Dr. Jaideep Chandra: Challenge of Irreversible Damage in Clinical Practice
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Wonderful description Dr. Jaideep Chandra . Very well presented & described. Curofy has started a very good initiative. Every Monday I learn a disease with full description & a good clinical case with D/D & some good learning. Must for every Doctor. Dr. Abdul Hameed Ansari Dr. A Dutta Dr. Shital Jadhav Dr. Sachin Kale Dr. Venkatesh Venky Dr. Gajanan Daiv Dr. Robin Nirwan Dr. Muralidhar Laxmanrao Kulkarni Dr. Madhukar Deshpande Dr. Gaurav Chhaya Dr. Sandip Debashis Mishra Dr. Dineshchandra Sharma Dr. Saumya Mittal Dr. Nitesh Prasad Dr. Ramesh Kumar Singh Dr. Hardik Ahuja
Almost cover all aspect . Informative and educative post in present scenario of COVID pandemic in which loss of smell can be a presenting symptom .
Important study of complicated meningioma in olfactory groove presented enhanced knowledge .thanks
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Doctor Saheb You remind me of Dr.saheb Darius Homi Umrigar...world renowned in curing incurables...I am highly impressed by your confidence and skills.. thanks ji
Nicely explained and well versed in present. Scenerio. Thank you once again for such a progressive attitudes.
Very nice and informative post sir... Thanks a lot sir
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Nicely explained, Thanks for sharing.
Very informative and interesting
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