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Baibhav Bhandari MD DM

@drowsydoctor

Interventional Pain Physician

India Katılım Ekim 2009
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TheLiverDoc™
TheLiverDoc™@theliverdoc·
When I was training for my MD degree in Kolkata (I studied at NRSMCH, used to take the local Budge Budge to Sealdah), this was one place I visited regularly for their "gur" sandesh and speciality ice cream and chocolate sandesh. Good old times. I miss the Kolkata life.
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Damayanti Datta@DattaDamayanti

Sitar maestro Ravi Shankar was born today in 1920. Whenever he came to #Calcutta he invariably asked his friends at the airport: "Is Nakur still in business? " Nakur being the nearly 200-year-old mithai shop to the north of the city, with sweets (especially, sandesh) to die for

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Dr Aniruddha Malpani, MD
A big problem for business owners is that some employees are far more productive as compared to their team members, but because they have the same designation and pay grade, you are forced to pay them the same. What strategies do you use to address this challenge?
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Dr. AK 🇮🇳
Dr. AK 🇮🇳@docakx·
What is the treatment for sweaty palms and soles (hyperhidrosis) ?
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Baibhav Bhandari MD DM
Baibhav Bhandari MD DM@drowsydoctor·
@parrysingh Consider ortho-biologicals or regenerative therapy combined with or without genicular RFA for her knees.
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Parminder Singh
Parminder Singh@parrysingh·
Since some of you are asking, sharing what I understand - knee replacement is usually recommended when the pain becomes debilitating and starts affecting day-to-day life. She wasn’t at that stage yet. What she did was two things: • brought her weight down, which reduced load on the joint, and • strengthened the muscles around the knee, which improved stability and reduced pain. None of this regenerates cartilage, of course - but it can buy time and improve function. That’s what might have happened in her case. Happy for orthopaedic experts to correct or add nuance.
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Parminder Singh
Parminder Singh@parrysingh·
A year ago, Mom was told she needed knee replacement ASAP. She chose not to. Instead, she went on a full lifestyle reset - diet, exercise, the works. Today, she clocks 10k steps a day without surgery. Not saying the doctor was wrong - but sometimes you have to listen, then take charge of your own story.
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Anand Sankar
Anand Sankar@saybwala·
17 - Decided to take charge of my own life and not listen to an overbearing father. I signed up to a journalism course, since I wanted to write. 18 - After an internship, realised I could easily get a job as a journalist. 20 - Got referred into a ₹5000 job as a journalist. 23 - Got thoroughly bored with Bangalore. Cold called my way through Delhi newspaper media for a job. 24 - Moved to Delhi. Had the best work year of my life while dealing with 💔 & flirting with alcoholism (thankfully coming to my own senses) 26 - Was done with being pushed around by middle management, quit. Leased a farm outside Bangalore to run a campsite - hosted some of the most whacked out pool parties. 29 - Was predictably bankrupt. Wound up and headed north in search of actual winters again. Joined a boarding school as a teacher - left in 3 months after they insisted I had to wear a tie, daily. Started working in the upper Tons Valley. 30 - Setup my own NGO & a super engaging travel company. 31 - Started actively seeking companionship again and matched with a great woman in the first swipe. 32 - Knew she was the one and didn't waste time in popping THE question. 36 - Pandemic tore up half a decade+ of work to shreds. Had to put usable pieces together and start over. 39 - Stared down the barrel of total failure in a hard hard year. 40 - Picked myself up by own scruff to give this one solid tilt. 41 - Nailed first proper funding round.
Prakash Dadlani@prakdadlani

18 - Dropped out of school 23 - Started my first company 24 - Married my high school sweetheart ♥️ 26 - Founded my first factory in China 🏭 30 - Had our first child 👧🏽 35 - Thriving trading and manufacturing businesses 38 - One day away from bankruptcy 💸 43 - Started manufacturing in Bharat 🇮🇳 45 - Near death drowning incident 🌊 50 - Lifes just started 🥰 Rollercoaster of a ride!

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Karan Goel
Karan Goel@krandiash·
We're giving away an 11-page guide titled: “How to clone your voice and make an agent in <10 minutes” (Like we did for Elon and Karan). It can call support to complain on your behalf, make reservations, prank your friends, etc. You also get $100 in free credits so you can play with your voice AI. Retweet and comment "SONIC" below and we'll send you the step-by-step guide and $100 in credits.
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Karan Goel
Karan Goel@krandiash·
We've raised $100M from Kleiner Perkins, Index Ventures, Lightspeed, and NVIDIA. Today we're introducing Sonic-3 - the state-of-the-art model for realtime conversation. What makes Sonic-3 great: - Breakthrough naturalness - laughter and full emotional range - Lightning fast -
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Jeff Gadsden
Jeff Gadsden@jeffgadsden·
If this is how I woke up in PACU, there would not enough midazolam in the hospital to fix my PTSD.
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Dr.Kartik Sonawane
Dr.Kartik Sonawane@KartikBSonawane·
"When Bad Science Hurts Good Care: The Dangerous Blame on Adductor Canal Block"📚 #MedTwitter #Anesthesia #RegionalAnesthesia #TKA #PainMedicine #OrthoTwitter #EvidenceBasedMedicine Here’s why the conclusion is flawed and why it sends the wrong clinical message 👇 🔍 1️⃣ This study cannot prove causation ▪️It is retrospective, single-centre, and lacks randomisation or blinding. ▪️There was no standardised preoperative neurological baseline. ▪️Such a design can only show an association, not a direct cause-and-effect link between ACB and long-term neuropathy. 🩻 2️⃣ Neuropathy is common after TKA even without nerve blocks ▪️Persistent postsurgical pain (PPSP) is well documented after TKA in patients who never had regional blocks. ▪️Large reviews show PPSP in 16–39% at 6 months and 13–38% at 12 months - many cases have neuropathic features caused by surgical factors alone. 🩺 3️⃣ Surgical injury to the infrapatellar branch is a well-known cause ▪️The infrapatellar branch of the saphenous nerve lies directly in the path of standard TKA incisions, making surgical transection, traction injury, or scar entrapment highly likely. 📚 4️⃣ Evidence from large series confirms high surgical injury rates ▪️Saif & Eltabl (2020) reported 56.6% IPBSN injury after TKA and 63.3% after knee arthroscopy - in both groups, no ACB was given. ▪️This demonstrates that surgical injury alone can explain most neuropathy cases. 🧠 5️⃣ The anatomical “exclusion” in this study is unreliable ▪️The authors tried to rule out surgical injury by focusing on medial crural cutaneous territory instead of the infrapatellar zone. ▪️But saphenous nerve branching is highly variable, and sensory fields overlap - so this method cannot reliably exclude surgical causes. 🔬 6️⃣ Diagnostic methods lack objectivity ▪️Most diagnoses relied on patient-reported symptoms without standardised sensory mapping or quantitative sensory testing. ▪️Only four patients had nerve conduction studies, and all were normal - making the diagnosis uncertain. 🩹 7️⃣ Pre-existing neuropathies were not ruled out ▪️With no preoperative neurological assessment, common causes like lumbar radiculopathy, diabetic neuropathy, or entrapment syndromes could easily have been present before surgery. 📊 8️⃣ The authors’ own regression model points elsewhere ▪️Multivariable analysis showed spine pathology and spinal-only anaesthesia as independent predictors of neuropathy. ▪️ACB-related factors were not significant, yet the title still points to ACB as the likely cause. 📉 9️⃣ The statistics are fragile and underpowered ▪️Only 18 neuropathy cases were analysed, resulting in wide confidence intervals and unstable odds ratios. ▪️The reported difference in local anaesthetic volume (20.0 vs 19.2 mL) was statistically significant but clinically meaningless. The model’s R² (~0.22) shows weak predictive power. ⚠️ 🔟 The dangerous part - wrong clinical message ▪️By framing ACB as the cause, this paper risks: - Discouraging a motor-sparing, mobilisation-friendly block with proven rehab benefits - Diverting attention from surgical injury prevention (IPBSN-sparing techniques) - Creating unnecessary fear during patient consent discussions - Leading clinicians to switch to less functional nerve blocks, harming recovery outcomes 💡 The real takeaway ▪️Neuropathy after TKA is multifactorial. ▪️Surgical injury to the infrapatellar branch is common, well-documented, and anatomically inevitable in many approaches. ▪️The study shows a loose association with ACB but no proof of causation and its strongest findings point instead to spine pathology and surgical factors.
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TheLiverDoc™
TheLiverDoc™@theliverdoc·
Here we go. Results of Citizens Protein Project 2. Please read, share max. We have to bring in change. Thank you for your contributions. Huge thanks to @arifhussaintm who led clinical research division on behalf of Mission for Ethics and Science in Healthcare to do this...1/15
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Pratya Amrit
Pratya Amrit@_Pratya_Amrit_·
@siriumine @DrAditya2935 When it comes to becoming a doctor by spending money, you want to go to a government college to save money why didn't you choose private college. Today, when you have to earn money, you put private sector over public sector. Don't you people feel ashamed?
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Aditya Gupta
Aditya Gupta@DrAditya2935·
Wrong person to throw around random numbers You do NDA. (3y) you studied for 3 not 12! After 6y you get promoted to Sq. ldr. Current pay is 1.5L consolidated + House(bungalow) + Canteen + perks. Forces are decently compensated (which they should be !) Doctors are not.
Subhas ji@Mukherjee_daaaa

@DrAditya2935 Apologies, but a lieutenant, major sq leader receive salaries at or below this level, despite their jobs being significantly more hazardous than that of a doctor, who undergoes 12yrs education.If 120k seems small, the issue may be your perspective, not the system...

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Sneha Mordani
Sneha Mordani@snehamordani·
Today I met a doctor who refused to give me medicines for a problem I have been facing around my spine and suggested exercise. Not even a pain killer. We both won He earned my trust, I know I am in safe hands
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