A 65-year-old patient is admitted with severe shortness of breath. His blood pressure in 130/90, heart rate 120 beats/m. The patient has bilateral basal crackles.
His ECG is normal. However, the patient has a past history of chronic heart failure due to ischemic heart disease. Source: Archive CMB
A Challenging Case of Pediatric Brain Abscess
Anatomy & Physiology
1m ago
8
China Reports First Commercial Brain-Computer Interface Implant for Spinal Cord Injury
Anatomy & Physiology
1h ago
0
Rare Triple Procedure Addresses Breast Cancer and Silent Cardiac Disease in One Operation
Cardiology
1h ago
0
Malnutrition from Womb to Tomb
Community Medicine
3h ago
1
Planning Complex Hernia Surgery: A Case-based Discussion
Surgery General
6h ago
3
AIIMS Performs Rare Lung Preserving Surgery in Infant With Bilateral CPAM
Anatomy & Physiology
8h ago
174