Join Dr. Salil Bendre as he walks us through the basics of interpretation of chest X-ray. We will discuss some commonly asked X-rays in viva, some practically important aspects of x-ray interpretation and some nuances of it.

Interpretation of Chest X-ray

Join us LIVE for Round 2 of Doctor's Day Special. Don't just watch the winners of Round 1 compete against one another in this final round of Wizards of Medicine, but also play along with them!

Wizards of Medicine: Grand Finale

Is it possible for delta and omicron to co-infect? Although the Omicron image is generally asymptomatic, what is the red flag here? When should monoclonal antibody infusions begin? What is the recommended line of intervention for those who are experiencing symptoms? Get answers to all of these key questions in the first session of Dr. Tushar Shah's 'COVID Updates' Forum!

Omicron: Diagnosis and Outpatient Management

Interpretation of CBC forms the base of diagnosis for many procedures and if we overlook some hidden hack, we might prescribe next level diagnostic procedure which could be unnecessary at times. Let's brush up on those basics and learn some important new concepts with Dr. Mahadev Desai.

Interpretation of CBC and Newer Parameters

In-flight medical emergencies (IMEs) are common, with one occurring every 604 flights. These emergencies occur in a complex environment with limited medical resources. Health care personnel are frequently asked to assist affected passengers and the flight crew, and many have limited experience in this environment. Join us with Dr. Mahadev Desai as he discusses the line of management for these emergencies.

In-flight Medical Emergencies

Pleural effusion is Fluid collected outside the lungs (in the pleural space ). There maybe Cough or Breathlessness or Symptoms of an underlying lung disease. So, we have to find out if it's a Exudate or Transudate ? How do we do that ? What are the causes of bilateral pleural effusion ? How does Liver disease, kidney disease lead to pleural effusion? All this and more to learn about Pleural Effusions in this exclusive Medflix session with Prof. Dr. Salil Bendre.

Pleural Effusion : Everything You Want to Know

Appendicitis is one of the most common causes of acute abdominal pain. Findings from the history, physical examination, and laboratory studies aid in the diagnosis of acute appendicitis. Right lower quadrant pain, abdominal rigidity, and periumbilical pain radiating to the right lower quadrant are the best signs for ruling in acute appendicitis in adults. Recommended first-line imaging consists of point-of-care or formal ultrasonography. Appendectomy via open laparotomy or laparoscopy is the standard treatment for acute appendicitis. However, intravenous antibiotics may be considered first-line therapy in selected patients. Pain control with opioids, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, and acetaminophen should be a priority and does not result in delayed or unnecessary intervention. Let's understand in detail about the effective diagnosis and management of acute appendicitis from a very renowned surgeon - Dr. Pinky Thapar.

Management of Acute Appendicitis

Arterial blood gas (ABG) analysis is an essential part of diagnosing and managing a patient’s oxygenation status and acid–base balance. In order to analyse blood gases, it is important to understand the associated physiology including the nature of acids and bases, and pH levels. Acid–base imbalances can cause complications in a variety of diseases, and the deviation can sometimes be so extreme that it becomes a life-threatening risk factor. The proper collection, management, and analysis of an ABG specimen are all critical to accurate results. Join us LIVE on Medflix as we comprehend the fundamentals of ABG Interpretation with Dr. Munira Hirkani, Associate Professor at Seth GSMC & KEM Hospital, Mumbai.

Interpretation of ABG

Arrhythmias are a typical problem that intensivists face. They are a leading cause of morbidity and lengthen hospital stays. The determination of whether the arrhythmia is supraventricular or ventricular in origin is a critical stage in the evaluation process. The most important tool is a 12-lead electrocardiogram (ECG). Examining a previous ECG can also be beneficial. Dr. Subodh Chaturvedi will explain the crucial wave changes to identify for an accurate diagnosis in this first part of- Interpretation of ECG.

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