Upper Gastrointestinal Bleed Post CBD Stenting- A Unique Complex case
Sometimes A life saving procedure becomes more dangerous than the Disease or cause of illness. Learn through this case of UGI bleeding post CBD Stenting & the management done to cure it by Dr. Hardik Ahuja. Follow us more Updates!
Nicely illustrated and discussed case. Every action has equal and strong reaction. Who is ready and remained alter during any action acts on time and ready to tackle any complications. You did remarkably well and all appreciation goes to entire team particularly to captain. You saved a precious human life. Congratulations Dear.
NICE ILLUSTRATIVE POST YES I AGREE THAT DOING P A LIFE SAVING DIFFUCULT PROCEFURE MAY BECOME MORE DANGERIYS THAN THE DESEASE ITSELF OR CAUSE OF ILLNESS HOWEVER IF IT DONE BY THE CONCERNED EXPERT IN ANY SUBSPECIALTY ONE HAS TO DO TGE PROCEDURE TO SAVE THE LIFE REST COMPLECATIONS SRE PART OF ANY PROCEDURE SIMPLE OR DIFGICULT
Thank you Dr Hardik Ahuja for your very valuable and nice explanation in UGI BLEEDING AND POST CBD STENTING to save the life of patient which is more common in nowadays. Thank you once again and hope another important one from you
Congratulations! Your case has been selected as Case of the day and you have been awarded 5 points for sharing the case. Keep posting your interesting cases, Happy Curofying!
Expert is one who treats complicated cases successfully ; and one who is able to recognize rare complications of the treatment early ; and one who is able to treat the complications effectively Congrats, Dr Hardik Ajuja, you are truly an Expert.
WHAT WAS PT AND PI AND PLATLET COUNT BEFORE AND AFTER? WAS THERE ASSOCIATED LIVER ANOMALY AND CHOLENGITIS OR CHOLENGIO HEPATITIS SIR?
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