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R.ABDUL KARIM retweeted
Patient with complaints of fast breathing and weight loss. What is the diagnosis? What investigation would you request? Management? #MedTwitter #MedX #GITwitter #FOAMed @albertoortegana @MEmwanta @IhabFathiSulima @ChefKarim02 @Internist_02 @elidyynwa @dokitawaa
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🏥 🩺 Today I had a tough clinic consultation! "Why do women turn into prosecutors after one bad bed performance? One flop and the man is cancelled”
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Elderly patient with chronic shoulder pain Horners syndrome upper limb weakness. What is the diagnosis ?
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Friends, let’s be there tomorrow 2pm 📌
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A man in his 20s presented with shortness of breath. Thoughts?
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A 48-year-old patient presents with chronic pain in the right hip joint with no history of trauma; what is the diagnosis?
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Adult patient with chronic knee pain swelling locking sensation. What is the diagnosis ?
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What is the name of this rare, congenital condition?
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Replying to @Internist_02
Yes👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
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The debate shouldn’t be about reducing intern facilitation, but increasing it. Interns carry a huge workload in hospitals, and under-supporting them risks weaker service delivery and avoidable loss of lives. #TheCapitalGang @derrickwandera2
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MoH directed to deploy senior medical consultants to general hospitals to boost local healthcare delivery & expand critical placement slots for medical interns. Additionally, MoH is developing new guidelines to strictly regulate electronic medical practice/telemedicine.
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🔥 This is exactly what we want to hear from our leaders- the truth! A balanced opinion indeed! 🔥 Thank you Hon @BaryomunsiChris 🙏 🔥 The policy is very good it just has to protect our most vulnerable - the medical interns. #PayAllMedicalInterns
I missed this Cabinet debate while away, but as someone who did internship, private interns must be paid. The workload in our referral & district hospitals is heavy and full-time. I’m engaging the President to re-table this; we must find the money to fund all interns. #CapitalFM
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📚CASE: A 64YF, admitted with laboured breathing, and complaints of burning epigastric pain and cold extremeties. Managed for DKA. ✍️Admitting RBS 23, BP 60/35mmhg, without resolution. Died 8 hours later. Let's dissect this EKG🪦 @kisubi_hospital @UgandaPhysician @InternalmedMak @TrackYourHeart @ManualOMedicine @PMcardioApp @HeartAssociatn @American_Heart @kirudduNRH @Makerere_Medics @Ecgloverr @IhabFathiSulima
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This patient was initially pregnant. She suddenly started bleeding for days, and decided to come for scan. Let's see what we saw on ultrasound..
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Going to town to get a copy to read and then archive for my children💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻 Who has the spoiler already?
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What is the diagnosis⁉️
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Clinics prefer Clinical Officers simply because they'll prescribe more medicine and make the facility money. MOs will all their knowledge prefer to give the patient just what they benefit from One approach makes the facility more money. The other makes patient's outcome much better.
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Middle Aged patient With ; Chronic abdominal pain Low grade fever. What is the diagnosis? Check red arrow!!! #MedX
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Granulomatous amebic encephalitis (GAE) A rare, subacute-to-chronic, and nearly always fatal central nervous system infection. Unlike acute amebic infections, GAE progresses slowly over weeks to months, making it exceptionally difficult to diagnose before it becomes terminal. Causative Organisms... The disease is primarily caused by two genera of ubiquitous, free-living environmental amebas found in soil, dust, and freshwater: *Acanthamoeba species: The most frequent cause, typically targeting individuals with compromised immune systems. *Balamuthia mandrillaris: A highly aggressive pathogen that can infect both immunocompromised individuals and completely healthy, immunocompetent hosts. *Sappinia pedata: An extremely rare cause, tied to only a single documented human case oncohemakey.com/free-living-…
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Granulomatous amebic encephalitis. He was started on empiric treatment for meningitis, but he continued to have progressive neurologic decline with the development of seizures, and died 9 days later. Autopsy of the brain showed liquefactive necrosis. Microscopy showed trophozoites and cysts. Polymerase chain reaction identified acanthamoeba species. MRI Scans: Image A An early, subtle high-signal lesion in the left basal ganglia (red arrow). Image B A massive, rapidly progressive lesion with extensive vasogenic edema and a severe mass effect causing midline shift. Image C (Gross Pathology): The sliced brain tissue shows distinct areas of hemorrhagic liquefactive necrosis and tissue destruction. Image D: High-power microscopic examination demonstrates prominent amebic trophozoites (arrowhead) and a spherical amebic cyst with a double wall (black arrow) amidst inflammatory cells. nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NE…
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