Case of the week
Walk in OPD patient with History of on and off mild breathlessness and fever since 6 months.
Walk in OPD patient with History of on and off mild breathlessness and fever since 6 months. No history of tuberculosis or ICU admission.
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5 days old infant presented with history of seizure. History of prolonged difficult delivery present.
5 days old infant presented with history of seizure. History of prolonged difficult delivery present.
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A 18 year old male, History of headache since 1 month. Change of voice since 1 month.
A 18 year old male, History of headache since 1 month.Change of voice since 1 month.
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75y old male presented with numbness in right upper limb since 1 day associated with slurring of speech
75y old male presented with numbness in right upper limb since 1 day associated with slurring of speech
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A 43-year-old lady who was a known case of chronic kidney disease was being evaluated for headache and orbito - nasal symptoms
A 43-year-old lady, who was a known case of chronic kidney disease was being evaluated for headache and orbito - nasal symptoms
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A 71-year-old lady presented with left flank pain. She was a follow up case of adenocarcinoma lung– status post lobectomy, chemoradiation and currently on maintenance chemotherapy.
A 71-year-old lady presented with left flank pain. She was a follow up case of adenocarcinoma lung– status post lobectomy, chemoradiation and currently on maintenance chemotherapy.
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A 7-month-old infant presented with complaints of abdominal distension, persistent fever spikes and swelling in bilateral lower limbs.
A 7-month-old infant presented with complaints of abdominal distension, persistent fever spikes and swelling in bilateral lower limbs.
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A 42 year old, male patient, presented with Fatigue, Blurring of vision, fever, weight loss , H/o Upper GI Bleeding (bleeding PR and hematemesis).
A 42 year old, male patient, presented with Fatigue, Blurring of vision, fever, weight loss , H/o Upper GI Bleeding (bleeding PR and hematemesis).
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