Two Faced Edward Mordrake : Case of Craniopagus or Myth?
As you know my condition is rare, because I was born with an extra limb in my body, a second face in the back of my […]
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Author: Sulabh Shrestha
Clinical Anatomy of Clavicle
The slender S-shaped clavicle (derived from latin word clāvis meaning key) is the only direct skeletal attachment between trunk and the upper limb. Other names […]
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MBBS Entrance: Interview Tips for students
Things to be done and not to be done before , during and after interview Pre Interview: DO THIS: Be Prepared Know the company/organization Make […]
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Lowkal Stevia – A better Sugar alternative
Recent studies have concluded that sugar is toxic irrespective of its calories and irrespective of weight. Sugar delivers “empty calories” — calories unaccompanied by fiber, vitamins, […]
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Microbiology of Rabies Virus
Properties: Belongs to genera “lyssavirus” of family “rhabdoviridae” Bullet shaped Nucleocapsid shows helical symmetry ssRNA (single stranded RNA) virus Outer lipoprotein envelope contains protruding hemagglutinating […]
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Top 5 Weird Medical Conditions
1. Progeria “Aging in childhood” would most appropriately describe the term “Progeria” which is also known as Hutchinson-Gilford Syndrome. Progeria is a rare and fatal […]
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English to Nepali Medical Dictionary
This translation mainly focuses on making the counselling of patients easier, rather than giving the exact meaning of the words. A) PATHOLOGICAL PROCESSES AND TERMS […]
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Kluver-Bucy Syndrome
Kluver-Bucy Syndrome is a rare neurobehavioral disorder associated with bilateral destruction of the anterior part of the temporal lobes of the brain. This removes not […]
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MBBS Guide: Topics for Pediatrics Exam
Besides internal medicine, you need to learn about conditions specific to children and neonates – This is Pediatrics; vast and sensitive subject. As we have […]
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