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The human body combines 206 bones, 650+ muscles, about 86 billion neurons, 43 nerve pairs, and a vascular network close to 100,000 km long—an extraordinary system built for support, movement, communication, and survival. ✨ #HumanBody #AnatomyFacts #DrBahaaDmour #Smartdoctor1

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@HalletJulie @JayKumar_MD_PhD @ZhiVenFongMD @TomVargheseJr Completely agree. IOC has an important role…but as I’ve said many times, I hate the idea of making a hole in something just to figure out what it is. If there’s already a hole in it, that’s a different story. @StJoesHPB this is how we do it and teach it:

Ointments and their uses

Purple Urine Bag Syndrome (PUBS) is a rare phenomenon where urine turns purple due to bacteria (E. coli, Proteus mirabilis) metabolizing tryptophan into red (indirubin) and blue (indigo) pigments in patients with long-term urinary catheters! @SWexner @pferrada1 @juliomayol

A Patient in Shock. All IV access Failed . What is happening?

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An animated glimpse into the complexity of the human body. 📽️: SciePro

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Your fingers don’t wrinkle in water because they “soak it up” like a sponge—that’s actually a myth. What’s really happening is far more clever. After a few minutes underwater, your autonomic nervous system steps in. It tells the tiny blood vessels in your fingertips to constrict, reducing the volume beneath the skin. The surface then puckers into those familiar wrinkles. In other words, your body is actively reshaping your skin. This response is so precise that doctors sometimes use it to check nerve function—if the nerves are damaged, the wrinkles may not form properly. But here’s the fascinating part: those wrinkles may give you an advantage. Studies (including one in Biology Letters in 2013 and follow-up research in 2021) found that people handle wet objects better with wrinkled fingers. The grooves seem to channel water away, improving grip—almost like natural tire treads. So those soggy fingertips aren’t a flaw… they’re a built-in feature. A small, quiet adaptation that may have helped our ancestors grip food, climb in the rain, or move safely across slippery surfaces.

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Analgesics

Ohm's law explained.

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