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Blood pressure is not the only or best indicator of a patient’s hemodynamic status or fluid responsiveness. Dr. Ashish K. Khanna, intensivist and anesthesiologist, discusses the significance of going beyond mean arterial pressure when assessing patients. Learn about: - The limitations of blood pressure - Important hemodynamic parameters to measure - The modalities available for assessment - New evidence Register now to watch on-demand: https://lnkd.in/e_f_K2xa

Witness the next generation of medical professionals as they immerse themselves in the intricacies of OMM, a pillar of osteopathic medicine. OMM stands for Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine. It's a hands-on approach to diagnosing, treating, and preventing illness or injury, primarily focusing on the musculoskeletal system. OMM techniques include stretching, gentle pressure, and resistance to improve range of motion, alleviate pain, and enhance the body's natural ability to heal itself. Doctors of Osteopathic Medicine (DOs) are trained in OMM as part of their medical education, along with traditional medical training. They use OMM techniques as part of a holistic approach to patient care, aiming to address not only the symptoms but also the underlying causes of illness or dysfunction. #DOProud #MedEd #OMM #NOMweek #OsteopathicMedicine

Being a surgeon with the heart of an internist allows me to integrate clinical knowledges with appropriate surgical techniques, while also, having the ability to bring patients into the operating room to do my own surgical debridements, to practice individualized follow-up, according to the needs of the patient and the conditions of your wound and, why not? Of the patient’s economic possibilities. No wound should be underestimated. Even a mole or nevus can be the first manifestation of a catastrophic illness, just as an ulcer (or chronic wound) can be the first sign of a systemic illness that has not yet been diagnosed. Don't settle for having a wound “cleaned.” Seek to have your ulcer treated from the source of the problem and with an integrated team of doctors who live this profession: TO HEAL, not merely, to clean.

Uncover the 3 pillars of integrative dental medicine with Dr. Wilkerson & Ms. Hooper, BSDH, RDH, EFDA. ?? Create healthier patients and more successful practice by learning to treat comprehensively as you master the critical interaction of dental and medical diseases. Learn More: https://bit.ly/3wOSuB2

Scoliosis is a sideways curvature of the spine. When looking at the spine directly from the back, it should appear as a straight line. With scoliosis, the spine appears to curve to one side, or both. The curving can involve twisting of the vertebrae which may be less perceptible to a nurse or a physician during a medical exam. For detailed insights into how OrthoConnecticut's spine specialists diagnose and treat congenital and idiopathic scoliosis, explore our blog by clicking here: https://ow.ly/mGr150QQi0u

An Eye for the "Red eye" can help diagnose impending blindness in time and save the eye! A very common presentation found in OPDs which can range from Conjunctivitis to Glaucoma. Keen observation skills and proper history taking can lead to diagnose easily. Our Family Medicine Snippet this time attempts to present an Approach to Red Eye - simplifying an important topic which is useful not just for exams but during clinical practice as well! #proudtobeafamilyphysician #familymedicinesnippets #spicerouteindiamovement

A very unusual and incorrect favourable spin on this recent #lowbackpain publication by Lorimer Moseley and Co. Rather than be reassured that most acute LBP and Subacute LBP recovers in around 6 weeks, I would be very concerned that 30% dont recover from acute LBP and progress to Subacute LBP. Of these another 30% progress to chronicity. Rather than flowering LBP as somewhat benign the take home message is that over time 6 out of 20 people who have recurrent symtoms progress to Chronic Low Back. This reflects exactly our paper describing the little discussed epidemic condition of Failed Back Pain Rehabilitation Syndrome (FBRS). Back pain outcomes will not improve until Academics, Clinicians, Surgeons, Rehabilitation Therapists and Insurers recognise this.

Appendicitis involves sudden abdominal pain, commonly starting near the navel and moving to the lower right abdomen. It requires urgent medical treatment, usually through surgical removal of the appendix to prevent complications like rupture. Don’t hesitate: Our team of Exam Counsellors is here to assist you +44 7307 237595 Sincerely & our dedication is to serve you, #Medrecalls #MRCOGJourney #PLABCertification #MRCEMTraining #MedicalExams #ObstetricsGynaecology #EmergencyMedicine #MembershipExams #MedicalSpecialization #ClinicalSkills #HealthcareProfessionals #MRCOGPreparation #PLABSuccess #MRCEMPrep #MedEdResources #MedicalLicensing #ObGynCommunity #EmergencyMedicineNetwork #MedicalCareerGoals #ClinicalKnowledge #MembershipBenefits #MRCSExam #MedicalEducation #patientcare #medicalawareness #Medicine #HealthcareEducation #Doctors #medicalprofessionals #Medrecalls

ongoing course for junior ENT and SLP doctors, Tracheostomy! types , indications and care 1st picture showing simple anatomy of the tongue inrelation to epiglottis and vocal folds and trachea here is the 1st and most common type of trachesotomy... non-cuffed, non-fenesterated tracheostomy..... Indications? 1- Mainly breathing difficulty due to upper airway obstruction 2- Cases of severe tracheomalacia (post-tracheosotmy or post-prolonged intubation or senile) Not for? 1- Patients on mechanical ventilation 2- Patients with overflow aspiraiton. 3- Patient with neurogenic dysphagia 4- Patient with short neck and narrow trachea (will not produce voice)