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Riglerโ€™s Triad

Riglerโ€™s Triad Components โšก Clinical Relevance:Rigler’s triad is an important radiologic sign in Gallstone Ileus,...

Popeye sign

1. What is the โ€œPopeye signโ€ most commonly associated with? A. Triceps tendon rupture B....

Bouveret syndromeย 

โœ… Bouveret Syndrome โ€“ Quick Overview ๐Ÿ”Ž Definition:Bouveret syndrome is a rare form of gallstone...

Rigler triad

Seen in – Gallstone ileus What is Gallstone ileus? Gallstone ileus, a rare complication of...

Pancreatic cancer

Highest risk of pancreatic cancer is seen in A. Hereditary pancreatitisB. Cigarette smokingC. Chronic pancreatitisD....

Acute pancreatitis

Most common causes of acute pancreatitis are A. Gallstones, alcohol use, and hypertriglyceridemiaB. Drug-induced, gallstones...

Cholelithiasis

Not true of bile stone formation is A. Brown pigment stones are more commonly seen...

Acute liver failure

Leading cause of acute liver failure in developing countries is A. Viral hepatitisB. Paracetamol overdoseC....

Gastric lymphoma

The most common extranodal site of non-Hodgkin lymphoma (NHL) is A. StomachB. Small intestineC. Ileocecal...

Peptic Ulcer

Not true of peptic ulceration is A. Common sites for peptic ulcers are the first...

Wounds

Rank and Wakefield classification is used for A. Scar B. Wound Healing C. Wounds D....

Gastritis

All are true of autoimmune gastritis except A. AIG patients have no risk of developing...

Primary brain tumors

Tumor-like malformations of Brain include all except A. Epidermoid tumorsB. Colloid cystC. Pineal tumorsD. Craniopharyngioma...

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