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60/F presented with h/o developed difficulty in breathing a/w chest discomfort present while on travel consulted elsewhere and admitted for further management.h/o giddiness + k/c/o T2DM, SHTN, Hypothyroidism on rx o/e conscious, oriented, dyspneic HR: 92/min BP:140/90mmhg. SPO2:94% investigation and CAG done.. Diagnosis and treatment?? is possible trop I elevated with normal coronaries??
Nelson Jd5 Likes18 Answers - Login to View the image
44 yr old lady ,not a k/c/o DM/HT/Dyslipidemia c/o dyspnoea on exertion for the past 3 yrs along with 10% weight gain. On examination bilateral pitting pedal edema present more so on the right leg (photo attached) vitals are stable and all the systemic examinations normal. Also attaching the photo of her dry,coarse skin,mostly due to hypothyroidism P.s:Can pedal edema be severe enough to cause medial deviation of the toes??(photo attached) If not what are the reasons for it??
Dr. Vaibhav Suresh5 Likes26 Answers - Login to View the image
50 yrs old a/k/c of T2DM 15 yr, on OHA, hypertensive for the past 2 yrs on treatment, presents with breathlessness on exertion, abdominal distention, Early satiety 10 days H/O PND 1 episode 15 days back no c/o orthopnea no c/o decreased output O/E facial puffiness+ b/l pitting pedal edema+ lt basal crepts+ investigation urine albumin ++ PPBS 256mg urea 38mg% creatinine 1.91mg% opinion regarding further management
Dr. Suresh Mariappan2 Likes17 Answers - Login to View the image
Read carefully and tell me the probable dd 30 yrs female Leucorhoea +,oligomenorrhoea + Retrosternal chest pain with chest discomfort with doe type 2,with uneasiness with severe anorexia with pallor with severe generalised weakness with pitting pedal oedema ,puffiness of face since last two years .dropsy++ O/E bp 110/70 mmhg Pulse 80/minute regular Spo2 92% Ecg gross st-t changes tall r in v1, and avr Jvp raised and visible Cvs -pansystolic murmur +s1s2+ Rs aebe +,clear and equal Already adviced 2decho,cardiologist opinion to rule out - Rhd,mitral valve prolapse,dcmp,subendocardial infarction,ccf Adv:-abg,kft cbc rft thyroid profile,cpk total cpk mb tropnin hrct chest
Dr. Sagarprasad Dube2 Likes29 Answers - Login to View the image
A 58 yr old male known hypertensive since 10 yrs and diabetic since 3 yrs on regular medication comes to emergency dept with sudden onset of grade 4 dyspnea, with profuse sweating, no chest pain from 2hrs, on arrival to ED patient is tachypneic RR 34,tachycardic 124,BP 110/70mm of hg, SPo2 85 %in RA, GRBS 279 mg/dl, On systemic exam, CNS Pt is conscious oriented CVS s1 s 2 present, RS b/l air entry present b/l crepts, P/A soft, please diagnose and management
Dr. Shivaji Mallampati8 Likes34 Answers