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Quick Scroll 09.09.07 (1 year ago) #1131

you r right tulio the qs in AIIMS nov 06 was retraction.
so the ans should be delayed prlonged increase in permeablility as given in robbins.
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AIIMS NOV 03,Q 125
during b/l adrenalectomy for cushings dis ,intraop dose of hydrocort should b given after
1)on opening of abdomen
2)ligation of Lt adrenal vein
3)ligation of Rt adrenal vein
4)excision of both adrenal glands
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speed may07.34:all r features of rickets in infancy except.....
a.bow legs
b.craniotabes
c.rachitic rosary
d.ant fontanelle delayed closure.
ans given is bow legs.bt infancy means within 1 year of age!so i tnk its delayed ant. fontanelle closure as it usually closes by 18 months,right?
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AIPGE 2003..Mudit Khanna
Q 72) Which of the following increases succeptibility to coronary artery disease?
a) Type V hyperlipoproteinaemia
b) Von willibrandt's disease
c) Nephrotic syndrome
d) SLE

MK gives answer as Nephrotic syndrome, but why cant it be SLE..Ref: Harrison 16th Vol.II Page 1964, read the cardiac manifestations of SLE?
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neppi wrote:
speed may07.34:all r features of rickets in infancy except.....
a.bow legs
b.craniotabes
c.rachitic rosary
d.ant fontanelle delayed closure.
ans given is bow legs.bt infancy means within 1 year of age!so i tnk its delayed ant. fontanelle closure as it usually closes by 18 months,right?

Ghai 5th ed,pg 83 states that....long bones of the legs get deformed when the child starts weight bearing.these deformities r unusual b4 1 yr......what say?? aayush where r u??
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Quick Scroll 09.21.07 (1 year ago) #1136

One information 4 everyone.Mudit khanna07 aipg is available in market now.Its look good.Ashish amit nov06&may07 is coming by 10th oct.Good luck!
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Dashing wrote:
One information 4 everyone.Mudit khanna07 aipg is available in market now.Its look good.Ashish amit nov06&may07 is coming by 10th oct.Good luck!


thnx dashing. but its was not available in chandigarh today. may be will come in next few days
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Dashing wrote:
One information 4 everyone.Mudit khanna07 aipg is available in market now.Its look good.Ashish amit nov06&may07 is coming by 10th oct.Good luck!


THANX DR.Dashing. for the information.this was really awaited one..
i will go 2 the bookstore 2 day...
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Quick Scroll 09.22.07 (1 year ago) #1139

hi dashing,
which place is the MK 07 available?
i havent yet got it in my state.
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tulio wrote:
<a href="http://www.rxpgonline.com/forum2.html">AIPGE </a>
2003..Mudit Khanna
Q 72) Which of the following increases succeptibility to coronary artery disease?
a) Type V hyperlipoproteinaemia
b) Von willibrandt's disease
c) Nephrotic syndrome
d) SLE

MK gives answer as Nephrotic syndrome, but why cant it be SLE..Ref: Harrison 16th Vol.II Page 1964, read the cardiac manifestations of SLE?


This is a reference from RxPG AIPG 2003 Book by Jaypee Brothers

Author : Dr.J.Mariano Anto Bruno Mascarenhas

"Which of the following increases the susceptibility to coronary artery disease:
1. Type V hyperlipoproteinaemia.
2. Von will Brandt ’s disease.
3. Nephritic syndrome.
4. Systemic lupus erythematosus.
Answer
4. Systemic lupus erythematosus.
Reference
Harrison 15 Ed - Part Eight - Section 3- Chap 240 - Cardiac tumours .............
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About the involvement of CVS in SLE, Pericarditis is common, occurring in about two-thirds of patients, and generally pursues a benign course, although rarely tamponade or constriction may result. The characteristic endocardial lesions of SLE, described by Libman and Sacks, consist of wartlike lesions most often located at the angles of the AV valves or on the ventricular surface of the mitral valve. Hemodynamically important valvular regurgitation is rare. Patients with the antiphospholipid syndrome have a higher incidence of cardiovascular abnormalities, including valvular disease (particularly regurgitant lesions), a variety of thrombotic disorders (venous and arterial thrombosis, thrombocytopenia, premature stroke), myocardial infarction, pulmonary hypertension, and cardiomyopathy. Myocarditis generally parallels the activity of the disease, and although common histologically, seldom results in clinical heart failure unless associated with hypertension. Although arteritis of large coronary arteries may rarely result in myocardial ischemia, there is also an increased frequency of coronary atherosclerosis that may be related to hypertension or glucocorticoid therapy.
Explanation
1. With reference to the table in Harper dealing with hyperlipaedemias, CAD do occur in Type V hyper lipaedemia
2. Von will Brandt ’s disease is a bleeding disorder.
3. Nephritic syndrome in not even in the fray.
4. Systemic lupus erythematosus causes increased frequency of Coronary Atherosclerosis and Myocardial Infarction.
Comments
Harper and Harrison give 2 answers and both are in the Q.Paper in different choices. We go by Harrison
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So far the questions used to come from Renal involvement in SLE. Now the system has changed. And I am sure you will be preparing SLE thoroughly"
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