pathology of MI

AMAZING CASE !!!! MAY BE INFORMATIVE !!! A rare case of Parasitic Twin seen in an 11 year- old girl.....!!!!! a specific type of conjoined twins, occur when one twin ceases development during gestation and becomes vestigial to the fully formed dominant twin, called the autositic twin. The underdeveloped twin is called parasitic because it is only partially formed, is not functional, or is wholly dependent on the autositic twin. In most cases, the phenotype of parasitic twins is one normal functioning individual with extra appendages or organs, leading to questions about whether or not the additional limbs and organs are in fact another person or just a mutation of the individual's body. Of the many types of parasitic twins, the most common is vestigial twins, when one individual has extra limbs or organs. The extra vestigial limbs are generally harmless to the autosite. Similarly, dipygus parasitic twins have duplications of legs, but may also have extra hands, feet, or sexual organs. An epigastric parasite describes an incomplete twin with usually just a torso or legs attached to the functioning twin's abdomen. In some cases, there is also an undeveloped head imbedded in the autosite's abdomen. Craniopagus parasiticus describes an autositic twin with an additional, parasitic head attached at the head. The parasitic head may also have an underdeveloped body with no functioning organs. The least understood type of parasitic twins are fetus in fetu. Fetus in fetu means "fetus inside fetus" and describes a condition in which one functioning twin has an underdeveloped twin inside of its body, usually in the abdomen. Incomplete twinning has been proposed as a mechanism for how parasitic twins arise. Instead of one egg separating into two eggs that give rise to two fetuses, incomplete twinning occurs when one egg does not fully separate.......

25 yrs male patients on right leg from 3 days pain in rt leg look like herpes zoster but one confusing point is very miner blister on left side also what was possible causes no fever till now is chicken pox and herpes possible at same time

diagnosis and treatment plz this lesion is from 2 years patients age is 23 non diabetic some time pain

today this case came in my OPD ,,,,,suggestion required for the treatment,,,,

It's been a seven month that this patient is suffering from by this infection which is painful.... is anybody having any idea and treatment about this.... If so then please tell me how to diagnose or treat. ...