In a series of video lectures for surgical students with the Facebook group- Learning General Surgery, Professor G Sivakumar would be teaching essential surgical topics that would come in handy when diagnosing and treating patients. In this video, Prof G Sivakumar talks in-depth about surgical ethics- what is expected and why it continues to be […]
In a series of video lectures for surgical students with the Facebook group- Learning General Surgery, Professor G Sivakumar would be teaching essential surgical topics that would come in handy when diagnosing and treating patients. In this video, Prof G Sivakumar talks in-depth about soft tissue sarcoma- the clinical evaluation of the same with detailed […]
In a series of video lectures for surgical students with the Facebook group- Learning General Surgery, Professor G Sivakumar would be teaching essential surgical topics that would come in handy when diagnosing and treating patients. In this video, Prof G Sivakumar talks in-depth about testicular tumours with detailed slides and presentation and what the surgeon […]
In a series of video lectures for surgical students with the Facebook group- Learning General Surgery, Professor G Sivakumar would be teaching essential surgical topics that would come in handy hen diagnosing and treating patients. In the first of the video series, Prof G Sivakumar talks in-depth about the clinical evaluation of thyroid swellings with […]
Urinary incontinence is the loss of bladder control or the leakage of urine. It can happen to anyone, but is very common in older people. It is a condition that ranges from mild leakage to uncontrollable and embarrassing wetting. Urinary incontinence is a major health problem because it can lead to disability and dependency. Many […]
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The word constipation is derived from the Latin word ‘constipare’, meaning to crowd together. The term constipation includes a wide range of symptoms and signs. Studies have shown poor consumption of fluids as the second independent risk factor. These results support the observation that constipation is a ‘summer disease’ that may be treated by increasing […]
Our lives have taken a rapid change of turn in the past few weeks- especially in India. From cutting down on our visits outside to coming to a grinding halt and staying put in our homes- the Coronavirus outbreak has ensured we come up with new ideas to practise social distancing at its best. Agreed- […]