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Enigma of A Case with Branching High Density Thick Linear Toothpaste Shadow in Right Hilum of The Lung

Enigma of A Case with Branching High Density Thick Linear Toothpaste Shadow in Right Hilum of The Lung

by Admin | Oct 17, 2021 | CME INDIA Case Study

CME INDIA Case Presentation by Dr. Sudhir Kumar, MD, DNB DM (Pulmonology). Medical Director at Ramakrishna Chest Hospital, a super speciality centre for chest diseases and respiratory critical care, Patna (Bihar-India). Former Associate Professor and Head of the...
Multiple Cranial Nerve Palsy in A Non-Covid Case

Multiple Cranial Nerve Palsy in A Non-Covid Case

by Admin | Sep 28, 2021 | CME INDIA Case Study

CME INDIA Case Presentation by Dr. Suprotim Ghosh, Dr. Subhadeep Basu, Dr. Rajesh Kumar Singh – Under Guidance of Professor Shibendu Ghosh, Professor of Medicine, JIMSH, Kolkata, Vice-president API headquarters. CME INDIA Case Study How Presented? A 35-year-old...
68 Year-Old-Male Patient with Breathlessness on Exertion, Fatigue and Slight Orthopnoea For Last 10 Days

68 Year-Old-Male Patient with Breathlessness on Exertion, Fatigue and Slight Orthopnoea For Last 10 Days

by Admin | Sep 17, 2021 | CME INDIA Case Study

CME INDIA Case Presentation by Dr. Nishith Kumar, MD, FAPSR, Consultant Department of Pulmonary Medicine, OMC, Ranchi. CME INDIA Case Study How Presented? Physical findings/Lab tests O/E – B/L basal crepts.CBC, LFT – WNL.S. Creatinine – 1.6.CXR-PA View....
Microfilaria in Malignant Pleural Effusion: An Unusual Presentation

Microfilaria in Malignant Pleural Effusion: An Unusual Presentation

by Admin | Sep 10, 2021 | CME INDIA Case Study

CME INDIA Case Presentation by Dr. Nishith Kumar, MD, FAPSR, Consultant Department of Pulmonary Medicine, OMC, Ranchi. CME INDIA Case Study How Presented? 52 years-old-male /Non-smoker who presented with c/o chest discomfort, chest pain and breathlessness of two weeks...
27 yr-old-male, (previously healthy) got admitted after electrocution

27 yr-old-male, (previously healthy) got admitted after electrocution

by Admin | Aug 27, 2021 | CME INDIA Case Study

CME INDIA Case Presentation by Dr. Deepak Gupta, DM cardiology, Pulse Hospital, Ranchi. CME INDIA Case Study Post electric shock ECG (It was a commercial electric shock during repairing) What should be next steps? CME INDIA Discussion (Inputs also from CSI-Jharkhand)...
31 yr. male with history of abnormal movements for last 5 years and specific peripheral blood film

31 yr. male with history of abnormal movements for last 5 years and specific peripheral blood film

by Admin | Aug 11, 2021 | CME INDIA Case Study

CME INDIA Case Presentation by Dr. Vaibhav Mathur, MBBS, MD (Medicine) (Gold Medalist), DM (Neurology), SMS Medical College, Jaipur. CME INDIA Case Study 31 yr. male, with h/o abnormal movements for last 5yrs, esp. difficulty eating as tongue movements force food...
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