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6 contributions to MRCS A
22h •
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@Micheal Habeab for passing MRCS A first attempt with us. We wish all of untouched good luck.
1 like • 22h
Thank you so much
4 likes • Aug 27
@Safwat Mohamed you are right but that doesn't mean it is going to cause conductive hearing loss but sensorineural hearing loss. So the right answer must be left loss of the corneal reflex.
Jul 20 •
Fq112.
A 55-year-old man presents to his General Practitioner with a 4-month history of tiredness. On examination, he is noted to have breast enlargement (gynaecomastia). Blood tests show: - TSH: 0.2 mIU/L (reference range: 0.4–4.3 mIU/L) - Free T4: 6 pmol/L (reference range: 9–23 pmol/L) What is the most likely diagnosis?
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2 likes • Jul 20
@Safwat Mohamed, I think this patient has a pituitary pathology that affects the secretion of TSH, which leads to secondary hypothyroidism
Jul 17 •
Fq95
A 73-year-old man with a history of irregular bowel movements presents with dysuria, pneumaturia and an Escherichia coli urinary tract Infection. CT scans show a mass involving the sigmoid colon and the bladder. What is the commonest cause of this presentation?
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3 likes • Jul 18
It's the commonest cause for this scenario
Jul 7 •
What is the answer?
A 33 years old lady presented with mass on the UOQ of her left breast. She has history of breast implants and positive family history of cancer breast. What is the best investigation for diagnosis? A. FNAC B. U/S C. MRI D. Core Biopsy E. None of the above
3 likes • Jul 8
@Doctor Rowan I think based on the question he asked about the best investigation for diagnosis which can not be done without biopsy
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@micheal-habeab-9030
I am an Assistant Professor/Clinical in the Physician Assistant Studies Program at The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio.
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