WHO Update 2021
New entity proposed in the new WHO Lung - 2021. We shall discuss the updates in the new WHO before NEET. (unlikely to be asked in INICET) - Follow on UA for free special classes - https://unacademy.com/@pathocubs
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New entity proposed in the new WHO Lung - 2021. We shall discuss the updates in the new WHO before NEET. (unlikely to be asked in INICET) - Follow on UA for free special classes - https://unacademy.com/@pathocubs
Yesterdays answer - Ponatinib, the line of therapy in individuals with T315I mutation in CMLA 12-hour-old female newborn with ambiguous genitalia is under evaluation in the newborn nursery. She was born after an uncomplicated full-term pregnancy, and the mother was not taking any medications other than prenatal vitamins. The provider examines the baby and notes a phallus which is 2 cm in stretched length, a 1 mm orifice at the base of the phallus, no visible vaginal opening, and no palpable gonads are present. The rest of the physical examination is unremarkable. Which of the following enzyme levels is most likely to be elevated in this patient?1. 17-hydroxyprogesterone2. 17-hydroxypregnenolone3. Dehydroepiandrosterone4. DeoxycorticosteroneSubscriptions will end in a couple of weeks - Enrol to get complete access Complete Patho - Access to all the contents - 6 months at 1599/- Subscribe here today Complete Patho - Access to all the contents - 12 months at 1999/- Subscribe here today
A 65-year-old woman presents to the hospital with complaints of fatigue and abdominal cramps. She has been suffering from diabetes mellitus and hypertension. On examination, she looks slightly pale and depressed. On abdominal examination, there is hepatomegaly, and a 13-cm spleen is palpable below the left costal margin. Laboratory investigations reveal, hemoglobin 8.8 g/dl, platelets 6000000 per microliter, and white cell count 160000 per microliter. Her neutrophil alkaline phosphatase is less than 400 which is normal, and peripheral smear shows the left shift with promyelocytes, myelocytes, and metamyelocytes. Further investigations reveal T315I mutation. What is the most appropriate treatment in this case? 1.Imatinib 2.Nilotinib 3.Dasatinib 4.Ponatinib Highlighted the main clue !Subscriptions will. end in a couple of weeks - Enrol to get complete access Complete Patho - Access to all the contents - 6 months at 1599/- Subscribe here today Complete Patho - Access to all the contents - 12 months at 1999/- Subscribe here today
Dear Students, The subscription for lectures of the app will be stopped in a couple weeks time. All the existing users will have the contents and updates till their validity. For the last few weeks of time - there will be two pack presentComplete Patho - Access to all the contents - 6 months at 1599/- Subscribe here todayComplete Patho - Access to all the contents - 12 months at 1999/- Subscribe here todayWe will be having more MCQ discussion in the Unacademy Platform and lets continue our #8to9ispathotime ! Follow the profile here to access all the special classes - Unacademy ProfileBest wishes !Regards
Schedule for tomorrow and day after June 2911 am - Discussion on Lung MCQs (Link - For live discussion - Unlock using code - pathocubs)8 pm - Discussion on GIT - Part 1 (Salivary glands, Esophagus, Stomach) (Link - For live discussion - Unlock using code - pathocubs)June 30 - Discussion on GIT - Part 12 - (Intestine) (Link - For live discussion - Unlock using code - pathocubs)We shall try an go thru few images quickly by midnight if time permits ! Let's roar
Dear students, We shall start it again. We will focus on the revision of Patho - with keeping INICET in mind. Today's topic - Blood vessles. Read your notes and revise it once from 7-8 pm.At 8, I will be discussing 20 MCQ's in the same topic- on unacademy. It will be in the form of a quiz and polling, so you will be able to know where you the mistake in real time !Let's start the routine again ! - Click on this link to enroll (All the revision classes will be special classes so they are free ! - use code pathocubs to unlock if asked for) See you all at 8pm !
Dear Students, Below is the link for integrated surgery and pathology lecture by myself and Dr. Saurabh Dixit. Scalpel - Scope - Integrated Approach to breast cancer (Use code - pathocubs to unlock the free class)We have discussed the types of surgery, importance of FNAC, Biopsy, Mol classification. Intra op procedures like Frozen section and more importantly finished with Oncotype Dx - Genetic testing. ! If you are preparing for the upcoming exams this will help you !We will be having one more session about gastric cancer tomorrow !
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Dear students,To keep your prep afloat we shall have a mock based on INICET. The mock will be live from May 20- May 25th. We shall try to simulate more close to the real exam ! All the best everyone. The revision series will have enough tests for you to cope till your NEET exam ! Subscribe here today to the revision series and get access to daily tests and GTs and access to the Pathology videos till NEET !
Dear students, A big thank you to everyone for keeping me in their prayers and your wishes. It has been one of the toughest times personally for me last couple of weeks. It has been short of nothing, feels likes have faced a lot and recovering one at a time from COVID. The virus has literally broken through each of defences to finally target the emotional mantle around me. Dad was affected by COVID first. He wasn't affected much - with minimal involvement in CT and a derangement in the lab values had just to keep in observation due to co-morbid conditions was admitted. Mom had slight symptoms and was in home care. Beginning of May myself started having symptoms and tested positive - Inflammatory markers were bit off the chart by the end of 5th day and bit of shortness of breath. Took a CT - The ground glass opacities in my Lung CT when i sneaked to see in the console was disturbing. Radiologist had reported 20% involvement with CORADS 5. Was admitted in the hospital as per the pulmonologist advice and was given treatment. Wife was carrying a term baby - she was tested positive as well. The gynaecologist - did a C section so nothing happens to both. Her CT scan also showed 15% involvement. RTPCR and swabs were done for the newborn as well and luckily turned negative. End of May 1st week is when I broke, i literally broke. Dad is a different hospital, mom at home isolation, myself nd wife in a different hospital and the newborn with us - helpless we were to able not to shower the love which I should have. Sleepless nights, emotionally and physically shaken having to manage so many things with waves of depression and hopelessness pushed through each day - Was discharged from hospital yesterday finally. Things are settling down, things aren't so gloomy as it used to be, things are hopefully becoming better. As on date health wise recovering though not sure about the mental scar COVID has left me with - To all my loved students, please take care - the virus hits us hard, it's a matter of time and hopefully we will sail out of this together. ! A decision made when i was not able to decide if i will see thru it on the other side, whatever revenue the app generates a part of it will go to govt hospitals and education to provide basic needs from now till the end of time ! My sincere prayers for each and every one of you and your family. Stay safe. Anhedonia persists, but I hope to come out of it soon. We shall resume our tests soon.