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Unveiling the Extraordinary: PET Imaging Reveals Thermal Burn Resulting From Repetitive ICD Shocks

Introduction Implantable cardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs) have demonstrated remarkable success in reducing mortality rates among patients with heart disease, leading to a significant increase in their use. These devices prevent sudden cardiac death (SCD) by delivering anti-tachycardia pacing and high-energy shocks during malignant ventricular arrhythmias. While external electrical therapies like cardioversion or defibrillation have been known to …

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Pericapsular Nerve Group Block “A Panacea Cure” in Femoral Head Fracture Patients Undergoing Neuraxial Block Compared to Fascia Iliaca Block

Introduction Femoral head fractures can cause severe pain, which makes effective postoperative pain management essential for patient comfort and recovery. Regional anesthesia techniques like Pericapsular Nerve Group Block (PENG)  and Fascia Iliaca Block (FIB) are commonly combined with Neuraxial Blocks to provide comprehensive pain relief. This comparative analysis aims to assess and compare the analgesic effects of PENG and FIB …

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Should Doctors Have Tattoos?

When you walk into a clinic or a hospital, you expect the most well dressed, clean-cut looking, conservatively dressed in a white coat and a stethoscope person to be the doctor. But what if he is not? Is it ok to have a doctor with a full sleeve tattoo, electric blue hairs, or any piercing? …

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Russian Man Makes Medical History: Tree Found Growing in His Lung

Introduction In 2009, a Russian man named Artyom Sidorkin made medical history when doctors discovered a fir tree growing inside his lung. Sidorkin had been experiencing chest pain and coughing up blood for several weeks, and doctors initially suspected lung cancer. However, when they opened his chest to perform a biopsy, they were shocked to find a …

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A Twist of Fate: Australian Woman’s World-First Live Worm Brain Find

Introduction In medical mysteries, some cases baffle even experienced doctors and scientists. In Australia, an unusual experience by a woman led to a groundbreaking discovery that is changing our understanding of brain health and parasites. An 8 cm long live worm found in her brain, a first-of-its-kind event, has surprised the medical community and challenged …

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The Social Side of Healing: Doctors Pioneering Medicine on Social Media

Introduction In today’s digital age, the healthcare landscape is rapidly evolving, with doctors and medical professionals embracing social media as a powerful tool for advancing medicine and patient care. The traditional image of doctors as detached figures in white coats is giving way to a new era where physicians actively engage with the public, share …

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The 7 Types of Insurance You Need to Know

IntroductionOperating an independent family physician practice comes with unique challenges and responsibilities. As a medical practitioner managing your practice, you are responsible for patient care and the overall well-being of your business. It’s crucial to protect your practice from various risks that could potentially jeopardize everything you and your staff have worked so hard to …

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Prolonged Proton Pump Inhibitor Usage Linked to Elevated Dementia Risk

Introduction Proton Pump Inhibitors (PPIs) are widely prescribed medications for acid-related digestive disorders such as Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD), peptic ulcers, and gastritis. These drugs work by reducing the production of stomach acid. While PPIs are generally considered safe and effective for short-term use, emerging research has raised concerns about their long-term consequences.1 The excessive use of …

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