A uncommon congenital abnormality affecting blood and lymphatic vessels as well as abnormal growth of soft and bone tissue is known as Klippel-Trenaunay syndrome (KTS).… Read More »Klippel-Treanaunay syndrome – Clinical features | Investigations | Treatment
Dupuytren’s contracture or contracture of the palmar aponeurosis. This condition causes the palmar aponeurosis to thicken and shorten, resulting in the flexion deformity of one… Read More »Dupuytren’s contracture – Clinical features | Investigations | Treatment
It is an aberrant placental syndrome where the immature chorionic vili undergo partially proliferative and partially degenerative alterations. These lead to the development of variously… Read More »Hydatidiform mole – Clinical features | Types | Pathophysiology | Investigations and Treatment
We have discussed – Indications, Surgical steps, Surgical Instruments,Post-operative care, Complications. The foetuses are delivered surgically after the end of the 28th week by an… Read More »Lower uterine section caesarean section(LUCS/LSCS)
Rostral craniothoracophagus is a type of conjoined twins, are a pair of newborns that are physically joined together. This are produced when an early embryo… Read More »Rostral Craniothoracophagus – Clinical features | Diagnosis | Treatment
IUFD or Intrauterine foetal death, this includes any foetal deaths that occur during labour or during pregnancy that weigh 500 gram. Fetal, placental, or maternal… Read More »IUFD Baby – Causes, Diagnosis , Management
All the groups of lymph nodes in our body – Behind ear, Groin region, back of neck, head and neck, abdomen, thorax, upper limb and… Read More »What are the lymph nodes in our body – Location & details
Groups of lymph nodes – Deep(Submental, Submandibular/Submaxillary), Anterior cervical(Prelaryngeal, Thyroid, Pretracheal, Para-tracheal), Deep cervical(Lateral and Anterior jugular), Inferior deep cervical(Jugulo-omohyoid, Jugulo-digastric), Supraclavicular/Virchow’s. II. What are… Read More »What are the lymph nodes of Neck
This is the most common type of humerus shaft fracture. 1. Clinical features : 2. Mechanism : 3. Diagnosis : 4. Treatment : A. Non-Operative… Read More »Humerus shaft fracture in middle 1/3rd – Clinical features, Mechanism, Diagnosis, Treatment, and Complications
1. Clinical features : 2. Mechanism : 3. Diagnosis : Radiographs : 4. Treatment : A. Non-surgical treatment : B. Surgical treatment : 5. Complications… Read More »Both Radius Ulna fracture – Clinical features, Mechanism, Diagnosis, Treatment and Complications.