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🩺 General physician. Cricket lover💙 | #MedX |

navi mumbai Katılım Kasım 2017
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Bright red dome-shaped spots multiplying with age. Most likely lesion?❓ A) Senile angioma B) Infantile hemangioma C) Port-wine stain D) Kaposi sarcoma #MedX ?
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Haji Siyamuddin ANSARI@DrsansariOrd·
✅B. Chickenpox (Varicella) 🦠✨ “Dewdrop on a rose petal” vesicles + pruritic rash starting on scalp = classic presentation. 🎯
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هاني@ajlkfad2333·
Correct Answer: B) Chickenpox (Varicella) The most likely diagnosis is chickenpox (varicella), based on the characteristic clinical presentation and rash appearance. Clinical Features: Varicella typically presents with a generalized vesicular rash described as “dewdrop on a rose petal,” which refers to clear vesicles on an erythematous base. The rash usually begins on the scalp or trunk and then spreads to the rest of the body. A key feature is pleomorphism, meaning lesions are seen at different stages simultaneously (papules, vesicles, and crusts). This finding strongly supports varicella. Differential Diagnosis: Measles (rubeola) presents with a maculopapular rash that starts behind the ears and spreads downward, often associated with cough, coryza, and conjunctivitis. It does not produce vesicular lesions. Rubella also causes a maculopapular rash but is milder and associated with post-auricular lymphadenopathy. Dengue fever presents with high fever, severe myalgia, and a maculopapular or flushing rash, not vesicular. Conclusion: The presence of a vesicular rash with lesions in different stages of development and the typical distribution confirms the diagnosis of chickenpox (varicella).
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@Mota55em This sign is pathognomonic for xanthogranulomatous pyelonephritis (XGP), a rare chronic infection destroying renal parenchyma, often linked to staghorn calculi and requiring nephrectomy in advanced cases.
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Dr Motasem Al-Gradey
A question for intelligent and focused doctors ☺️☺️👌 Bear paw sign What is Your Diagnosis??? Comment your answer #MedX
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Dr. Medica🩺@DrMedica_13·
Diagnosis? 🔺🔸🔺
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Khaled@kh505043·
Name of this sign ??!🤔
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Scott C. Howard@schowardjd·
A woman in her 60s w/ diabetes mellitus presented w/ a 7-year hx of a stable, localized pruritic lesion on the dorsal right foot, without flares or spontaneous resolution. What’s the diagnosis❔
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Haji Siyamuddin ANSARI
Haji Siyamuddin ANSARI@DrsansariOrd·
Herpes in pregnancy = Acyclovir + C-section if active lesions
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Dau⚕️@daoo100·
#MedX DOC for herpes in pregnancy?
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Dau⚕️@daoo100·
#MedX Moderate bilateral symmetrical lid retraction - Dalrymple sign seen in -----❓----- disorder.
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What is the main cause of calcium bilirubinate gallstones ❓ #MedX ?
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C.Alberto Ortega@albertoortegana·
@daoo100 Chronic hemolysis Calcium bilirubinate stones (black pigment stones) form due to ↑ unconjugated bilirubin in bile This happens when there is excess breakdown of red blood cells
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Haji Siyamuddin ANSARI
Haji Siyamuddin ANSARI@DrsansariOrd·
Chronic hemolysis 🩸 ↑ Unconjugated bilirubin → forms calcium bilirubinate (pigment stones). Classic in hemolytic anemias. 🎯
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Chaotic overlapping ideas like messy embroidery → core feature of?❓ A. Mania B. Schizophrenia C. OCD D. Depression #MedX ?
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Can@kemalca66814953·
@daoo100 Senile angioma
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Bright red dome-shaped spots multiplying with age. Most likely lesion?❓ A) Senile angioma B) Infantile hemangioma C) Port-wine stain D) Kaposi sarcoma #MedX ?
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