Aortic Aneurysm

Question Lab: Neuro for Step 1 Think you can spot a subarachnoid hemorrhage from the clues alone? What about localizing a stroke to the exact arterial distribution? In this episode of Question Lab, Dr. Abraham Titus walks through 4 board-style neurology questions, breaking down t ...  Show more

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Welcome all to IS PHARMACOLOGY DIFFICULT Podcast! I am Dr Radhika Vijay THIS IS SEASON 6- "PHARMACOLOGY CRASH COURSE'24" It is for all the students appearing for competitive exams this year. I hope to finish this series/season in time before exams, since I made up my mind for thi ...  Show more

Learn to recognize myositis and myopathy (aka the idiopathic inflammatory myopathies), perform the appropriate initial testing, whether or not statins and exercise are safe to continue, and how to partner with our subspecialist colleagues to treat these patients in primary care.  ...  Show more

Diagnosing & Managing Acute Hypoxemia with Nick Mark MDQuick! Your patient is desaturating! Have no fear, for in this installment of our Rapid Response series we have recruited pulmonologist/intensivist extraordinaire, the great Dr. Nick Mark of ICU One Pager, to share with us al ...  Show more

How do you make a diagnosis of erythrocytosis? Is full blood count enough or do you need more specific tests? How is the classification in primary and secondary erythrocytosis linked to EPO levels? Is idiopathic erythrocytosis really a vanishing entity? These are some of the ques ...  Show more