Students have a lot of confusion about brain death ,is it different from the conventional death.The word "cadaver" in organ donation and transplant science can be confusing for an UG and PG......so please read this....it will also help in your physiology consolidation......Integration of subjects make
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2) clinical clarity is assured for 4th prof years and beyond

Students have a lot of confusion about brain death ,is it different from the conventional death.The word "cadaver" in organ donation and transplant science can be confusing for an UG and PG......so please read this....it will also help in your physiology consolidation......Integration of subjects make
1)pre/ paraclinical fun for the 123 prof years
2) clinical clarity is assured for 4th prof years and beyond

A pure forensic question integrated into clinical sceanrio

Amoebic liver abscess is very common in the subcontinent .Most of them resolve with conversative management with suitable anti amebicides. But a signification proportion of patients can have a complication. Highlighting rupture (hot topic for Indian Competitive exams ) in this presentation. The clinical / imaging pictures and exact scenarios are from my personal collection.

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Any idea what this could be?

R lower abdomen is jejunal loops "concertina/ stack of coins appearance".yes intestinal obstruction.R upper abdomen ileal loops "characterless"appearance.....most noteworthy is also absence of gas in the sigmoid(L5S1)

MCQ s should have a fair amount of clinical latitudes and longitudes to guide a student to at least hover around the right answers. Then they can use recall, analysis , reasoning or plain guessing to narrow down the options further . If you have doubts please tag me here . will be happy to help