Avery’s Disease of the Newborn: The Basic most and the extensive chapters on Neonatology for both Post graduate level and for subspecialities. It is a…
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Major Clinical Subjects
Down Syndrome or Trisomy 21: Chromosomal disorder
Trisomy 21 or Down Syndrome was first described by John Langdon Hayden Down a Physician ( 1828-1896 AD) in The London Hospital in 1866 AD.In…
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Viral hepatitis genotyping: a tool for therapeutic management
Viral hepatitis – a group of infectious diseases known as hepatitis A, B, C, D, and E – affects millions of people worldwide, causing acute…
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Human tail associated with Lumbosacral meningocele
During the 5th and 6th week of gestation, the human embryo possess a tail with 10 -12 caudal vertebrae which regresses by reduction in…
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After Safe Abortion : Care and Curiosity
Abortion refers to the expulsion of fetus from the uterus before the birth. According to medical science, expulsion before 22 weeks is regarded as abortion.…
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MBBS Guide : Topics for Gyne/Obs Exam
Obstetrics Anatomy Placenta anatomy, functions, umbilical cord and abnormalities (Viva) Physiological changes in Pregnancy and normal puerperium Human chorionic gonadotrophin and Urine pregnancy test Terminologies…
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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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Assessment of Jaundice in Newborn : Tests
Assessment of Jaundice Methods 1. Assessment of Jaundice by Kremer’s grading- It is the visual assessment of icterus by blanching the skin over the parts…
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HIV-TB Co-infection : A ticking Time bomb
The Association: What we know Tuberculosis (TB) is strongly associated with HIV infection and vice versa. HIV increases the risk of disease reactivation in people…
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