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nadu · Credits: 17278 My Scrapbook

good one !

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Great work, nice collection.
Just wanted to add few things to the comments of your lovely figures.

Krukenberg's spindle is a congenital, vertical, spindle-shaped symmetrical deposition of brown pigment in the deep layers of the cornea, directed vertically. They occur most commonly in female myopic patients and male patients with megalocornea

Mogul literally means a bump in a ski run. There are five possible moguls on the left border of heart. A prominent knob is a clue to ectasia, aneurysm, or hypertension. Notching or “figure three” sign of the aorta suggests coarctation of the aorta. The second mogul is the main PA segment. Excessive convexity is seen with post-stenotic dilatation, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, PA hypertension, left-to-right shunts, and pericardial defects. Severe concavity suggests right-to-left shunts. The third mogul is a prominent LA appendage that, in 90% of cases, indicates
prior rheumatic carditis. It is rarely seen with other causes of LA enlargement. The fourth mogul is a bulge just above the cardiophrenic
angle, and is seen with ventricular aneurysm infarction. A fifth bulge at the cardiophrenic angle is caused by pericardial cyst, prominent fat
pad, or adenopathy.

syndrome_xy · Credits: 10937 My Scrapbook

USEFUL SLIDES

nadu · Credits: 17278 My Scrapbook

THANX Chand for that useful information !

aminhars · Credits: 13245 My Scrapbook

amazing job no words

vibs · Credits: 595 My Scrapbook

great thread....keep going

dr_nidhi · Credits: 12916 My Scrapbook My Reading List 5 Books

hi nadu... nice thread, how r things at ur end?

Bandula · Credits: 584 My Scrapbook

Hi nadu Please continue this great thing It is very very helpul to every one

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